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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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A discovery order rejecting attorney-client privilege is always immediately appealable under the collateral-order doctrine. The doctrine applies only when both parties consent to appeal. 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. An order is collateral if the district judge labels it collateral.

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