Rule 93.04 - Exchange of information(1) Not later than ten (10) days prior to the pretrial conference each party shall disclose the following material to all other parties with a copy to the court: (a) Name, address and telephone number of any witness whom the party may call at trial together with a copy of any statement of such person or if there is not such statement, a summary of the testimony the person is expected to give. However, no party shall be required to furnish any statement (written or taped) protected by the attorney-client privilege or work product rule.(b) A description, drawing or photograph of any physical evidence which is to be presented at trial.(c) A copy of any document or writing which is to be presented at trial.(d) A brief summary of the qualifications of any expert witness the party may call at trial together with a report or statement of any such expert witness which sets forth the subject matter of the expert witnesses' anticipated testimony; the substance of the facts and opinions to which the expert is expected to testify, and a summary of the grounds for each opinion.(e) A statement summarizing each contention in support of every claim or defense which the party will present at trial and a brief statement of the facts upon which the contentions are based.(f) Offers of stipulation.(g) A concise statement of each issue of law and each issue of fact recognized by the party.(2) Each party is under a continuing duty promptly to supplement all prior discovery or pretrial disclosures rendered pursuant to this Rule 93.04 with any pertinent after-acquired information. (3) Parties are required to refine issues that are to be tried in the case. If an order of stipulation is rejected and the matter is subsequently proved at trial, the rejecting party shall be subject to sanctions according to Rule 96.Amended by Order 88-4, eff. 1/1/1989; adopted eff. 10/1/1982