Attorney Referral Discovery in the Wake of Quaadir

About this program
Sarin Goncuian and Jonathan Bakhsheshian dissect the implications of Qaadir v. Figueroa on the admissibility of attorney-referred medical treatment evidence in personal injury cases. Attorneys will gain practical strategies to assert privilege objections effectively during depositions and understand how to counter defense arguments that misinterpret Qaadir's scope. The program will also explore how courts may balance relevance against potential prejudice under Evidence Code § 352 when considering the admissibility of referral evidence.
This OnDemand CLE program earns 1 hour of General credit in California. It aired May 16, 2025 and features Jonathan Bakhsheshian and Sarin Goncuian.
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