Greyhound and its parent company may not block discovery of numerous investigative materials that 42 plaintiffs are seeking in lawsuits connected to a fatal bus crash, the state Superior Court has ruled.
A three-judge panel of the court rejected attempts to assert attorney-client and work-product privilege by Greyhound and FirstGroup America, which allegedly owned and operated the bus that crashed, largely determining that the arguments were aimed at stifling discovery.
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