If the expert consultant is not expected to testify in a formal trial, how is all pre-trail work treated?
A) It is treated as if the expert is going to testify.
B) It is subject to discovery.
C) It is treated as if the expert had no part in the pre-trial work.
D) It is not subject to discovery.

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When an expert consultant is not expected to testify in a formal trial, their pre-trial work is generally not subject to discovery. This means that the information and findings produced by the expert during their consultation are protected and do not have to be shared with the opposing party. This protection encourages open and candid communication between the expert and the hiring attorney or party.

If the Expert Consultant Is Not Expected to Testify in a Formal