Civil Litigation
Jan. 28, 2020
Discovery 2020: The new frontier of e-discovery and early disclosure
In an ongoing effort to increase cooperation and meet the changing face of litigation, members of the California Legislature have proposed several new or amended rules to update the Discovery Act.
Angela S. Haskins
Partner
Haight, Brown & Bonesteel LLP
555 S Flower St
Los Angeles , CA 90071
Email: ahaskins@hbblaw.com
Southwestern Univ SOL; Los Angeles CA
Angela is a member of the firm's Elder Care, General Liability, Product Liability & Professional Liability Practice Groups.
Elizabeth A. Evans
Associate
Haight, Brown & Bonesteel LLP
Email: eevans@hbblaw.com
Elizabeth is a member of the firm's General Liability & Professional Liability Practice Groups.
In an ongoing effort to increase cooperation and meet the changing face of litigation, members of the California Legislature have proposed several new or amended rules to update the Discovery Act. On Jan. 1, five of those rules went into effect and each has a significant ramification in the world of civil litigation.
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