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2/26/09, 10:00 pm

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Discovery

Is there a privacy issue when a defendant (the contractor being sued for lost rents) subpoenaes the homeowner's (plaintiff's) insurance records when he was the general contractor on a burn out project. Plaintiff is claiming lost rents, among other claims.

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Re: Discovery No, there is no privacy issue. Insurance policies are within the proper scope of discovery. www.SoCalCon...

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George Moschopoulos

Re: Discovery You may object on privacy rights but it would likely be overruled as it would tend to lead to relevant evi...

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OCEAN BEACH ASSOCIATES

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