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During a federal civil case, the district court ordered a party to produce documents over a privilege objection and also denied the party's motion for summary judgment. The party seeks immediate appeal under the collateral-order doctrine, arguing that both rulings are important and will shape trial strategy.
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The collateral-order doctrine permits immediate appeal only for a small class of orders that conclusively determine an important issue separate from the merits and are effectively unreviewable after final judgment. The collateral-order doctrine permits immediate appeal of every order that may affect trial strategy. A discovery order rejecting attorney-client privilege is always immediately appealable under the collateral-order doctrine. The collateral-order doctrine applies whenever litigation costs will be high.

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