By Maureen Duffy-Lewis and Daniel Garrie
"Where are we and what are we doing here?" This is a common question today for both court and counsel in matters of discovery. On a daily basis the courts are being bogged down by extensive and expensive undirected and misdirected discovery contests. Lawyers no longer appear to be saving their "powder" for battles in the courtroom, rather they light up the night sky with as many rockets as possible. The rockets zig and zag across t...
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