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Abstract
"There has been widespread criticism of the abuse of discovery."' That statement comes not from a recent edition of the Defense Research Institute newsletter but from the Advisory Committee notes to the 1980 amendment that gave us the Rule 26(f) conference. Discovery abuse and the increase in the cost of litigation that flows from such abuse has been a constant theme emerging from analysis of the civil justice system.
Recommended Citation
John L. Carroll, Proportionality in Discovery: A Cautionary Tale, 32 Campbell L. Rev. 455 (2010).