FOCUS COLUMN
By Caroline Mitchell and Lara Kollios With the rise of the global economy, litigation in U.S. courts increasingly involves disputes involving foreign witnesses. For many, this is their first exposure to the rigors of American-style discovery. Given the limited pretrial discovery available in countries outside the U.S., the breadth of American discovery often comes as a shock to a foreign client. The deposition, while one of t...
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