OPINION
PER CURIAM.
When a nontestifying expert has been engaged by a party in anticipation of actual or contemplated litigation, can an opposing litigant who is seeking discovery of the facts known and opinions held by that expert avoid the applicable, rule-based discovery restrictions on obtaining such information merely because the expert has also provided services to the hiring party on other litigation-related cases and matters? We answer this question...
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