Impending changes to the Federal Rules, evolving judicial expectations, technological advances, and other influences have drastically changed discovery in the last decade. This convergence provides an opportune time to review, revisit, and renew your discovery readiness to reduce costs and risk.
New Federal Rules
A number of impending changes to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure impact discovery. The most important will be the changes to the scope of discovery under Rule 26 and ground-shifting changes to Rule 37(e)’s standard for spoliation.
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