Discovery Process
/dɪˈskʌv.əri ˈproʊ.ses/
Definitions
- (n.) Pre-trial phase in litigation during which parties exchange relevant information and gather evidence to prepare for trial.
The discovery process revealed crucial documents that supported the plaintiff's claim.
Forms
- discovery processes
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Commentary
Effective drafting of discovery process provisions should specify scope, timelines, and methods to manage the exchange efficiently and avoid disputes.
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