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04/16/2015. EXPERT DISCLOSURES FOR TREATING . PHYSICIANS IN FEDERAL COURT. William P. Lynch May 1, 2015. EXPERT DISCLOSURES FOR TREATING PHYSICIANS IN FEDERAL COURT. Rule 26(a)(2)(A): All EXPERT witnesses must be disclosed to the opposing party. Rule 26(a)(2)(B) requires a written report, prepared and signed by the witness, if the witness is retained or specially employed to provide EXPERT testimony in the case.. The report must contain: (i) A complete statement of the EXPERT 's opinions and the basis and reasons for them;. (ii) The facts or data considered by the witness in forming the opinions;. (iii) The exhibits that will be used to summarize or support the opinions;. (iv) The EXPERT 's qualifications and a list of publications authored in the last ten years.
Many courts hold that a treating physician who will offer expert testimony on an issue not determined during the course of treatment is deemed to be retained or specially employed to provide expert testimony on that issue and must submit an expert report. Goodman, 644 F.3d at 825‐26; Meyers v.
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