Wyo. R. Speci. Cir. Ct. 9

As amended through April 30, 2019

Rule 9 - Expert testimony

In accordance with the deadline set in the case management order, a party seeking to introduce expert testimony shall, for each retained expert and any party or representative of a party who is testifying in part as an expert, furnish a report signed by the expert and with each paragraph initialed by the expert, setting forth the opinions to be offered, and the reasons for them. The substance of each expert's direct testimony shall be fully addressed in the expert's report. Each expert witness report shall, at a minimum, contain:

(a) a specific statement of the opinions by the expert and the facts and other information which form the basis for each opinion;

(b) a listing of all of the material relied upon by the expert;

(c) references to literature which may be used during the witness testimony;

(d) any then-existing exhibit prepared by, or specifically for, the expert for use at trial;

(e) witness' curriculum vitae including a list of publications over the last 10 years;

(f) a list of all trial or deposition testimony given by the witness in the last four years;

(g) an accounting of all time spent on the case; and

(h) a fee schedule.

There shall be no depositions or other discovery of experts, except as provided by court order upon a showing of good cause and proportionality. Except in extraordinary circumstances, only one expert witness per side may be permitted to submit a report and testify in any given specialty and/or with respect to any given issue.

Wyo. R. Speci. Cir. Ct. 9

Adopted May 18, 2011, effective July 1, 2011.