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High Court grants order that plaintiff furnish expert reports to defendant in personal injuries claim, where one defendant did not disclose any expert reports or expert witnesses, but subject to an undertaking by the defendant that the plaintiff's reports not be furnished to any expert retained by the defendant until such expert had furnished his/her own report.
Personal injuries - removal of injured person from motor vehicle - disclosure of expert reports - Order 39, rule 46 of the Rules of the Superior Courts 1986 - delivery of disclosure schedule - failure of defendant to disclose expert witnesses or reports - defendant "reserved right" to call such evidence "as matters may arise" - requirement that disclosure schedules be exchanged contemporaneously - whether plaintiff would suffer prejudice from later disclosure - equality of arms in litigation.
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