In a civil trial, disclosure of information between plaintiffs and defendants
is critical to help support or defend their position in the case. Written
discovery is no exception and another tool to obtain information.
Join our panel of experts as they take a deeper dive into "written discovery"
and offer perspectives from the plaintiff's side, the defendant's side and the
bench, focusing on the three standard forms:
- Interrogatories under Rule 33
- Request for production under Rule 34 and
- Request for admission under Rule 36
The program will help you determine when and how to identify the second round
of needed written discovery requests, and show you how to obtain information and
documents agreed to be produced during the deposition. The panel will also go
into detail on what to do when timely written discovery responses are not
produced, explore motion strategies for incomplete or insufficient discovery
responses and discuss the effective use of motions to strike.
This program was hosted using Zoom.
Faculty:
Chanchal Agrawal, Esq., Program Co-chair
Morrison Mahoney LLP, Boston
Michael D. Molloy, Esq., Program Co-chair
Marcotte Law Firm, Lowell
Hon. Peter B. Krupp, Panelist
Suffolk Superior Court, Boston
Eric P. Finamore, Esq., Panelist
Weston Patrick, P.A., Boston
Jessica M. O'Brien, Esq., Panelist
Morrison Mahoney LLP, Boston