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    Generally, Consultation with an Expert Who Is Not Selected to Testify
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Generally, Consultation with an Expert Who Is Not Selected to Testify

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Generally, consultation with an expert who is not selected to testify is consid- ered part of the attorney's , and, therefore, not discoverable.

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