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A plaintiff in federal court alleges that a fall at the defendant's store caused permanent back injuries and seeks future medical expenses. The defendant wants an orthopedic surgeon to examine the plaintiff. The plaintiff refuses, arguing that she already produced her medical records.
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A plaintiff who claims future pain and medical expenses can never be examined because medical records are always an adequate substitute. A physical condition is in controversy only if the plaintiff expressly pleads the exact phrase physical condition in controversy. The defendant may require the plaintiff to attend a medical examination merely by serving a notice of examination. The court may order the examination only on motion for good cause, on notice to all parties and the person to be examined, when the plaintiff's physical or mental condition is in controversy, and the order must specify the examination's details.

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