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Anne M. Payne

Arlene Zalayet

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Pages: 1948

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Leveraging the combined practical experience of accomplished authors, Modern New York Discovery provides an exhaustive analysis of the statutes and caselaw affecting discovery and disclosure in New York. The authors provide practical commentary to suggest appropriate avenues of action for practitioners and also highlight local variations. Topics include:

• Notice to admit

• Interrogatories

• Compelling disclosure

• Sanctions

• Privileges and immunities

• Physical and mental examinations

• Scope of disclosure and disclosure by a nonparty

• Discovery in criminal cases

• Identifying sources and obtaining information

• What to disclose

• How to avoid or compel disclosure

• Conducting a cost-effective investigation

• Discovering and copying documents

• Supervising experts and conducting depositions

• Protective orders

• Supervision of disclosure

• Oral depositions

• Demand for address

• Physical and mental examinations

• Ethical considerations

The set includes more than 100 checklists and forms and compares New York and federal discovery rules.

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Volume 1
- Part A. Discovery and Disclosure, In General
  Chapter
  1. Purpose of Discovery, In General
  2. Overview and Functions of Particular Discovery Devices
  3. Construction of Discovery Statutes
  4. Timing of Disclosure, Generally; Pre-Suit or Post-Trial Issues
  5. Amending or Supplementing Disclosure Responses
  6. Costs of Discovery
- Part B Discovery Devices
  1. In General
  2. Oral Deposition
  3. Production of Documents or Things At Deposition
  4. Deposition on Written Questions
  5. Interrogatories
  6. Notice to Produce for Inspection
  7. Notice to Admit
  8. Demand for Address
  9. Physical or Mental Examination; Exchange of Medical Reports
  10. Objections to Subpoena or Notice to Produce
  11. Discovery Aspects of Bills of Particulars
  12. Expert Witness Disclosure
  13. Miscellaneous Discovery Devices and Disclosures
- Part C. Scope of Disclosure
  1. Who Must Disclose
  2. Who Is Entitled to Disclosure
  3. What Must Be Disclosed, Generally
  4. Privilege, In General
  5. Attorney Work Product
  6. Materials Prepared in Anticipation of Litigation
  7. Special Scope and Privilege Issues
Volume 2
- Part D. Control of Discovery; Precluding and Compelling Discovery and Sanctioning Failure to Disclose
  1. Judicial Involvement in Discovery, In General; Pretrial Scheduling
  2. Precluding Discovery; Protective Orders
  3. Compelling Discovery
  4. Effect of Failure to Disclose; Sanctions
- Part E. Ethics and Law Office Management Involving Discovery
  1. Ethical Issues
  2. Law Office Management and Organizational Issues
- Part F. Forms
  1. Checklists
  2. Depositions
  3. Notice to Produce for Discovery and Inspection in Connection With Deposition
  4. Deposition on Written Questions
  5. Interrogatories
  6. Notice to Produce for Discovery and Inspection
  7. Notice to Admit
  8. Demand for Address
  9. Physical or Mental Examination
  10. Objections
  11. Bills of Particulars
  12. Expert Witness Disclosure
  13. Other Particular Disclosure Devices
  14. Disclosure Motions
  15. Law Office Management Forms

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