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    The document outlines the stages of discovery in a civil lawsuit. It discusses the requirements for initial disclosures, the scheduling order which must be filed within 120 days of service or 90 days after the defendant appears, and the filters lawsuits go through from the complaint stage to a potential trial. Privileged, relevant, and expert witness information is discoverable, while irrelevant, attorney work product, and consulting experts who do not file a report are not discoverable.

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    The document outlines the stages of discovery in a civil lawsuit. It discusses the requirements for initial disclosures, the scheduling order which must be filed within 120 days of service or 90 days after the defendant appears, and the filters lawsuits go through from the complaint stage to a potential trial. Privileged, relevant, and expert witness information is discoverable, while irrelevant, attorney work product, and consulting experts who do not file a report are not discoverable.

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    Filed D Served D Appears 26f Conference (Parties) Disclosures Scheduling Order (16b Conf)

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    ssolowsk
    The document outlines the stages of discovery in a civil lawsuit. It discusses the requirements for initial disclosures, the scheduling order which must be filed within 120 days of service or 90 days after the defendant appears, and the filters lawsuits go through from the complaint stage to a potential trial. Privileged, relevant, and expert witness information is discoverable, while irrelevant, attorney work product, and consulting experts who do not file a report are not discoverable.

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    Filed

    D served

    D appears

    26f conference (parties) at least 21 days before 16b conference

    disclosures

    scheduling order (16b conf) no later than 120 days after service or 90 days after D appears

    What is Discoverable?

    Privileged Relevant

    Unreas C or D

    Attorney Work Product

    Experts

    Substantive expert: testifying

    Fact witnesses

    Substantive expert: consulting (no report)

    THE FILTERS

    Disputes

    Filter: no atty

    Lawsuits

    filter: 12b6

    Well-pled

    filter: 56

    Lawsuits w/evidence

    filter: trial

    Complaint & Service Rules 8, 4

    Parties' Conference & Discovery Plan

    Initial Disclosures

    Scheduling Order Rule 16(b)

    Party-Initiated Discovery Rules 26-35

    Exchange of Experts' Reports & Depositions Rule 26(a)(2), (b)(4)

    Pretrial Disclosures

    Final Pretrial Order-Superseding the Pleadings

    Rule 26(f)

    Rule 26(a)

    Rule 26(a)(3)

    Rule 16(e)

    Stages of Discovery

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