Summary
UM/UIM and bad-faith disputes continue to turn on timing, privilege logs, work-product objections, and targeted in-camera review.
Update
Claim-file discovery in Florida insurance litigation often turns on timing and purpose. Materials created during ordinary claim handling are treated differently from materials prepared in anticipation of litigation.
Privilege logs, narrowly framed requests, and in-camera review can matter as much as the broad discovery rule cited in the motion.
Practitioners should separate UM/UIM contract issues, bad-faith issues, and post-litigation work-product objections before seeking or resisting production.