Disclosure: Differential discovery

3 Stone Buildings | The Commercial Litigation Journal | November/December 2015 #64
Teresa Rosen Peacocke investigates whether recent rule changes make US discovery more limited than UK disclosure ‘The key to discovery under the new rule will be proportionality, a concept that has been an integral part of UK civil procedure since the introduction of the overriding objectives under the CPR.’Civil litigation procedure has in some important …

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Jackson Reforms: If at first you don’t succeed

Herbert Smith Freehills LLP | Employment Law Journal | September 2013 #143
Peter Frost examines the impact on employment lawyers of the latest attempt to make civil litigation cheaper The Jackson reforms make a number of radical changes to the way cases are to be conducted in the High Court and any practitioner who is not au fait with these changes runs a real risk that they …

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