Law Practice,
Civil Litigation
Jan. 21, 2022
Nonparty Discovery: 20 Commonly Asked Questions, p1
While generally considered “strangers” to litigation, nonparties often play a significant role in discovery. In this two-part series, we address 20 questions that arise frequently related to nonparty discovery and that touch upon many of those third-party protections. Here are the first 10.
Peter R. Boutin
Senior Counsel
Keesal, Young & Logan PC
450 Pacific Avenue
San Francisco , CA 94133
Email: peter.boutin@kyl.com
Santa Clara Univ SOL; Santa Clara CA
While generally considered "strangers" to litigation, nonparties often play a significant role in discovery. In Park v. Law Offices of Tracey Buck-Walsh, involving a collateral dispute between a plaintiff and the California Department of Justice, the California Court of Appeal affirmed an order requiring the plaintiff to pay 50% of the DOJ's costs of complying with a subpoena to produce electronically stored information. $95
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