Minor changes to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure took effect last month, but the debate over the major changes slated for December 2015 is still under way and dividing the bar.
Tension over some of those potential changes to the rules that govern practice in the federal courts was evident in the report adopted by the federal courts committee of the Philadelphia Bar Association in December, which endorsed more than a dozen noncontroversial changes, opposed one change, and remained neutral on three proposed changes.
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