R151-4-504.5. Final Disclosures

(1)(a) A party shall disclose information regarding witnesses and evidence the party may present at the hearing other than solely for impeachment purposes. Each party shall disclose in writing and include: (i) the name and, if known, the address and telephone number of each individual who will testify; (ii) a clear and concise summary of the topic addressed in the information the individual will testify to; and (iii) a list, and if not already provided, a copy of each document, data compilation, and tangible thing that will be presented in evidence. (b) The final disclosures required by this section shall be made at least 45 days before the hearing. (2) If the grounds for the objection are apparent before the hearing, within 14 days after service of the final disclosures a party may serve and file an objection to the: (a)(i) use of a deposition designated by another party; and (ii) admissibility of materials identified under Subsection R151-4-504.5(1)(a). (b) An objection not timely made is waived unless excused by the presiding officer for good cause. (3) Final disclosures shall be made in writing, signed, and served. (4) A party who fails to file its required final disclosures within the time frames in this section may be subject to sanctions as provided in Section R141-4-516.