Schaeffer v. Medic
In a derivative suit alleging that a co-owner diverted company funds (including SBA loan proceeds) to his personal and affiliated-entity accounts, the trial court largely permitted subpoenas of the personal and business financial records, limiting the time frame and accounts. The Third District held it had certiorari jurisdiction because financial records are constitutionally protected, but denied the petition because the discovery was reasonably calculated to lead to admissible evidence and the trial court imposed careful limits.
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