Sentences with phrase «examination for discovery about»

Some material may relate to matters in issue; some may not... Most often [relevant] evidence will emerge from questions asked on a party's examination for discovery about the existence and content of the person's Facebook profile.

Not exact matches

timely responses to communications by email and telephone timely production of documents especially medical counsel for plaintiffs advising their clients about early settlement and realistic expectations counsel for defendants advising their clients to attend mediations with sufficient settlement authority expertise in a particular area of law posturing and egotism on both sides claims for punitive damages where none are warranted under law preparation for significant events such as examinations for discovery and motions accountability for the consequences of steps taken or delayed unnecessary or defensive crossclaims and third party claims by defence counsel regional differences (some local bars are more collegial than others)
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The basic purpose of an examination for discovery is to allow each party and their lawyers to learn about and understand the other side's case.
Many plaintiffs worry about the examination for discovery.
If you have questions about your Eastern Ontario examination for discovery and what to expect call the Ottawa personal injury lawyers at Brenda Hollingsworth's office for a consultation at 613-860-4529.
Estate of Patricia Connor deceased, 2016 BCSC 1934 dealt with the court ordering examinations for discovery and production of various documents in an action between half siblings of the deceased and a purported spouse of the deceased as inter alia the parties knew little to nothing about the other.
Students also attend at examinations for discovery and mediation with our lawyers to observe and learn more about the processes.
A discovery plan is an agreement between counsel about what documents or categories of documents are relevant in examinations for discovery (known as depositions in the US).
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