Since a plaintiff must prove his or her claim, a court is likely to order the plaintiff to submit to tests even if they are painful or subject the patient to some risk of harm.

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Courts generally balance the need for evidence against the potential harm to individuals. They are unlikely to order tests that are painful or pose significant risk of harm, especially if such tests are not critical to the case.

Since a Plaintiff Must Prove His or Her Claim, a Court