Mitchell v. Superior Court, No. B264143 (D2d4 Dec. 22, 2015)
Defendant in a PI case moved in limine to exclude witnesses who were not disclosed in Plaintiff’s interrogatory responses, which the trial court granted. Problem is, the relevant interrogatory (Form Rog. 12.1) calls only for the disclosure of witnesses to the accident and not to witnesses to Plaintiff’s post-accident disabilities, which is what the witnesses here were apparently expected to testify about. So the court of appeal grants a writ.
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