California | Medical Malpractice
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Legality of using information obtained during discovery for other related purposes
I have a medical malpractice case that is scheduled for trial. The doctor has provided some information in response to various discovery requests. I also have a complaint filed against the doctor with the medical board that the board is investigating. Can I submit the information (copies of documents, verified statements, etc) obtained using the civil discovery procedure to the medical board? Are there any legal issues in doing so? Thanks You.
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