TBA CLE

Corporate Counsel, Litigation

Complex Litigation: Has Proportionality Changed the Discovery World?

Description:

Changes to the 2015 Federal Rules have shifted the thinking about discovery in complex litigation. This panel will discuss proportionality in Rule 26(b)(1). The panel will also discuss Early Rule 34 Requests, 26(f) Conference, 26(a) Disclosures, and Rule 34 Objections to Requests.

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Wish I'd heard more from magistrate judge newbern on her preferences and general observations about the issues discussed

Since these issues come up so often especially given the prolific amount of esi it’s always good to be reminded of these principals.

Speakers/Producers

Alistair Newbern, U.S. District Court, Middle District of Tennessee, Nashville
Alistair Newbern runs the Vanderbilt Law School Appellate Litigation Clinic, in which third-year law students practice before appellate courts on behalf of clients who could not otherwise afford...
Kathryn Walker, Bass Berry & Sims, Nashville
Kathryn Walker serves as assistant chair for the Litigation & Dispute Resolution Practice Group at Bass Berry. Her practice focuses on complex commercial litigation and internal investigations,...
Zachary Wool, Barrios Kingsdorf & Casteix, L.L.P.,
Born and raised in the New Orleans area, Zachary concentrates his practice in the fields of litigation and general corporate counsel for clients ranging in size from individuals to multi-billion...

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