Ediscovery,
Civil Litigation
Dec. 14, 2023
The civil litigation process will soon be fairer
The recent mandate for comprehensive initial disclosures aligns California with the FRCP, compelling parties to provide a comprehensive and upfront presentation of pertinent information. The new requirement for extensive initial disclosures is a game changer.
Arash Homampour
Sole Shareholder
The Homampour Law Firm PC
15303 Ventura Blvd.
Sherman Oaks , CA 91403
Phone: (323) 658-8077
Fax: (323) 658-8477
Email: arash@homampour.com
Southwestern Univ SOL; Los Angeles CA
Arash Homampour, of the Homampour Law Firm, is a trial attorney who represents individuals in catastrophic injury/wrongful death, employment and insurance bad faith matters throughout California.
In state court civil cases, the pre-trial discovery process has become a strategic contest, marked by parties intentionally concealing information or, at times, inadequately disclosing their lack of it. Parties then double down on the gamesmanship by relying on rules that require the opposing party to try to force compliance through the muck and mire of motion practice.
But come Jan. 1, everything changes in California. Thanks to SB 235, si...
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