Discovery AbuseDiscovery Abuse
Abuse of the discovery process in litigation can delay justice and add to the costs of litigation for all parties involved.
Issuing overly broad or excessive discovery requests is a tactic frequently used in litigation to wear down an adversary -– requiring extensive research and document production to respond to discovery, taking needed resources away from other activities, increasing legal costs, and extending the length of the litigation.
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Latest News on Discovery Abuse:
- N.J. Justices Lean Toward Banning Use of Purloined Documents in Bias Suits
Law.com | March 11, 2010 - GM Battles to Withhold Safety Secrets
Law.com | March 9, 2010 - Itsy-Bitsy, Teeny-Weeny E-Discovery
Law.com | February 22, 2010 - E-Discovery Failings That Amount to Gross Negligence
Law.com | February 22, 2010 - E-Discovery Do's and Don'ts of 'Pension Committee'
Law.com | February 5, 2010
