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In the TV shows and books, opposing counsel always want to inundate the protagonist with truckloads of boxes full of printed papers when they could just handove
by meowster 6y ago
In the TV shows and books, opposing counsel always want to inundate the protagonist with truckloads of boxes full of printed papers when they could just handover a flashdrive instead. Are there any lawyers here who can speak to the accuracy of such portrayal?
It would seem the next logical step would be for every other lawyer to say they shouldn't hand over discovery because it would take to long for the otherside when they bury them in paperwork.
- _Wintermute 6y agoNot sure if it's the best source, but according to a "Youtube laywer reacts" video [0], it's a common tactic but you can complain about it to the judge and request documents in a more appropriate form. [0] https://youtu.be/spr5smxuO5E?t=1284 https://youtu.be/spr5smxuO5E?t=1284