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Title: Discovery


1
Discovery
  • And more

2
Initial Disclosures (even w/out discovery)
  • 26(a)(1)
  • What. 26(a)(1)
  • See 26(g)(1)
  • When
  • Sued
  • Joined later
  • Supplementation 26(e)(1)

3
Expert Disclosures (even w/out discovery)
  • Fact-expert
  • What Identity. 26(a)(2)
  • When 90 days/SO. 26(a)(2)(C)
  • But if covered by initial disclosures, at time of
    initial disclosures.
  • Testifying expert
  • What report, depo/interrog. 26(a)(2)(B)
  • When 26(a)(2)(C)
  • Consulting expert
  • Nothing unless 26(b)(4)(B) showing.
  • Identity not protected.

4
Discovery
  • Senders obligations
  • Recipients obligations
  • Process if disagreement
  • Confer
  • Compel
  • Protective order

5
General Sender Obligations
  • 26(g)
  • Specific limitations in each form
  • Parties Interrogs, RFAs, depos
  • Nonparties Depos RFPs through subpoena (link
    on web page)

6
General Recipient Obligations
  • Object in form required by discovery and as per
    26(g)(2)
  • Privilege
  • WP
  • Irrelevancy
  • Undue burden, etc.
  • Reasonable investigation
  • Provide responsive information
  • Claim privilege/wp properly over undiscoverable
    information in form required for specific
    discovery
  • Supplementation. 26(e)(1) (experts) (2)

7
If Disagreement
  • Confer
  • Motion for Protective Order
  • Motion to compel
  • Order compelling or protecting info from
    discovery or imposing conditions
  • Sanctions to extent granted/denied. 37(a)(4)

8
Use of Discovery Motions Trial
  • FRE
  • Foundation for admission of documents produced
    during discovery
  • Interrogs. 33(c)
  • RFAs - admissible
  • Depos R32
  • FRE limits in ways we dont yet understand
  • Generally testimony can be admitted to extent
    allowed by FRE
  • Trial rules favor live testimony. Not our focus

9
Later Pretrial Disclosures
  • 26(a)(3)
  • What
  • Will/may call
  • Depo degs
  • Ex list (bates number)
  • Trial brief/other stuff as per local rules
  • When
  • Process
  • Result final pretrial order.
  • Significance 16(e)
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