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A step-by-step approach to creating a discovery plan so you can tell your clients story at trial Preparing a discovery plan. Timing. What to include in a discovery plan. Develop the theory of your case. Identify the legal elements. Organize the facts. Identify the key players and witnesses.
Creating a trial notebook is a great way to keep your documents and evidence in order so you can access it quickly and easily at trial. To create a trial notebook, use a 3-ring binder with tab pages to divide the notebook into different sections.
Using the jury instructions, I organize evidence and witnesses into two categories (1) Liability and (2) Damages. This will shape how and when you put the evidence and witnesses in at trial. Now some witnesses may fall into both categories, particularly your client.
Best Practices When Organizing Legal Discovery Documents Consistent Naming Conventions. Use clear, consistent naming conventions for all your files. Use Folders and Subfolders. Create a well-structured folder system. Regular Backups. Access Controls and File Sharing. Use Document Management Software.
Discovery is not the process by which the court discovers the facts; discovery is the process by which the parties discover the facts which are then presented to the court by the parties. The adversarial process is intended to ensure that the relevant facts are brought to the attention of the court.
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Write out each fact you wish the other party to admit is true. When writing these facts, be as clear and concise as possible. Each request must be for a single fact; do not include multiple facts, compound questions, or subparts.
Key Points Avoid saving unnecessary documents. Follow a consistent method for naming your files and folders. Store related documents together, whatever their type. Separate ongoing work from completed work. Avoid overfilling folders. Organize documents by date. Make digital copies of paper documents.
Have Meaningful Organization Categorize by Case or Client. Create a main file for each client or case. Subdivide Files. Divide your files into meaningful categories for easier navigation and understanding. Label Clearly. Use a consistent labeling system. Use Chronological Order.

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