The Texas Supreme Court recently responded to lawyers’ comments by extending the deadline for an attorney to serve her opposing party with an affidavit and medical or business records before a trial.
The final version of Texas Rule of Evidence 902 requires lawyers to serve the affidavit and records 14 days before a trial, although the April 14 draft rule required 30 days. The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals also issued an order to approve of the new Rule 902, which went into effect Sept. 1.
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