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Discovery

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  1. Reverse & Render

    Discovery in challenges to the exercise of personal jurisdiction

    By Mike Northrup

    The Houston First District Court of Appeals has held that a trial court abused its discretion by denying the plaintiffs discovery of jurisdictional facts pertaining to the defendants' personal appearance. …

  2. EvidenceProf Blog

    Not That Big Of A Stretch: District Of Connecticut Opinion Finds “Rough Notes” Are Discoverable

    By Colin Miller

    A suspect is interrogated by law enforcement agents. During the interrogation, those agents take "rough notes." The suspect is later charged, and a trial date is set. The defendant thereafter…

  3. Civil Procedure & Federal Courts Blog

    Tasty solution to bitter discovery dispute

    By Civil Procedure & Federal Courts Blog

    A federal judge has ordered a litigant who cursed at an adversary during a discovery dispute to take a CLE class in professionalism and to have dinner with his adversary.  One…

  4. Mass Tort Defense

    Digitek MDL Plaintiffs Ordered To Respond To Discovery

    By Sean Wajert

    The federal court has ordered plaintiffs in the MDL concerning the heart medication Digitek to respond to discovery relating to whether the individual

  5. New York Attorney Malpractice Blog

    How Much Discovery Can You Get in Legal Malpractice

    By Andrew Lavoott Bluestone

    One answer to this question is found in Carl v, Cohen,  NY Slip Op 31747(u), a decision by Justice Edmead.  Here defendants Joel Cohen and Greenberg Traurig, LLP reached a "so…

  6. Delaware Corporate & Commercial Litigation Blog

    Chancery Court Allows Discovery Against Deloitte LLP on Damages It Sought Against its Own Partners

    By Francis Pileggi

    Deloitte LLP v. Flanagan, No. 4125-VCN (Del. Ch., Aug. 4, 2009),  read letter decision here. In this very short letter opinion, the court decided a discovery issue in which Mr.…

  7. North Carolina Business Litigation Report

    Last Minute Service Of Delinquent Discovery Responses Didn’t Save Plaintiff From Dismissal Of Her Complaint

    By Mack Sperling

    The Plaintiff in Batlle v. Sabates didn't respond to Defendant's discovery for more than eight months. She served her responses only on the day that Defendant's motion for sanctions came…

  8. Sentencing Law and Policy

    Still more potent talk from AG Holder about federal sentencing reform

    By Douglas Berman

    Main July 22, 2009Still more potent talk from AG Holder about federal sentencing reformEarlier today, Attorney General Eric Holder delivered these remarks at the National Black Prosecutors Association’s Profiles in…

  9. Mass Tort Defense

    So-Called Sunshine Act Bears Scrutiny

    By Sean Wajert

    Readers of MassTortDefense, outside counsel and clients alike, should have their eye on a pending legislative proposal to change the way protective or

  10. The IP Law Blog

    Updating California’s Discovery Rules with the Electronic Discovery Act

    By Weintraub Firm

    by Dale Campbell and Emily Hirsekorn State rules concerning electronic discovery just got clearer. On June 29, 2009, Governor Schwarzenegger signed the Electronic Discovery Act (the “Act”), which became effective immediately. Just last…