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    FRCP 26(b)(3) establishes three categories of work product privilege: documents containing reasonably obtainable information are barred from discovery; a party may obtain another's materials if she demonstrates substantial need and inability to reasonably obtain them; and an opposing counsel's thought processes cannot be discovered.

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    FRCP 26(b)(3) establishes three categories of work product privilege: documents containing reasonably obtainable information are barred from discovery; a party may obtain another's materials if she demonstrates substantial need and inability to reasonably obtain them; and an opposing counsel's thought processes cannot be discovered.

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    FRCP 26(b)(3) establishes three categories of work product privilege: documents containing reasonably obtainable information are barred from discovery; a party may obtain another's materials if she demonstrates substantial need and inability to reasonably obtain them; and an opposing counsel's thought processes cannot be discovered.

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    FRCP 26(b)(3)Work Product Privilege 3 categories of work product: o Documents prepared in anticipation of litigation containing information that can

    n be reasonably obtained through other means Discovery is Barred o Requesting party demonstrates that she has a substantial need for materials developed for litigation and they are not reasonably obtainable Court MAY Order Production o Opposing councils thought process in preparing a case Cannot be Discovered

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