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inlawrev-2714	Woodward, Brian L.	Insurance Companies and Work Product Immunity Under Trial Rule 26(B)(3): Indiana Adopts A Fact-Sensitive Approach	1986	8	.pdf	application/pdf	3533	141	52	Trial courts are given a great deal of discretion in questions regarding discovery, ^° and the court of appeals could do little more than conclude that the trial court had not reached a clearly erroneous decision.^' Next, the court examined the relevancy of the materials to Hag- erman's claim for punitive damages based on the theory that CIGNA denied the claim in bad faith. In CIGNA, the trial court announced its decision the day after the insurer submitted the documents for in- spection.^' Now that the court of appeals has established the approach to be used in resolving this discovery question, trial courts and parties will be better able to distinguish between facts which indicated that the materials were prepared in the ordinary course of an insurer's business and those which indicate the requisite anticipation of litigation.	cache/inlawrev-2714.pdf	txt/inlawrev-2714.txt