Government
Mar. 16, 2007
Global Discovery
Focus Column - By Christopher Van Gundy and Leonie Arendt - As information gets spread around the globe, litigators need to learn how to get discovery from foreign sources.
FOCUS COLUMN
By Christopher Van Gundy and Leonie Arendt
As the world economy continues to globalize, it is not surprising that litigants are attempting to expand the reach of the U.S. discovery process abroad.
Examples of this are two relatively recent federal trial-court decisions from California involving a U.S. litigant's attempt to obtain hard-cop...
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