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A potential franchisee has researched many aspects of your organization and has decided that your franchise opportunity may suit his or her goals for ...
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Cross-examination once was considered an art. (1) Discovery was limited. Witnesses did not always need to be disclosed. (2) A...
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A party seeking sanctions under Civ.R. 11 and R.C. 2323.51 for frivolous conduct must show that the lawsuit was not only filed without evidentiary support, but also that the expectation of developing such evidence during further investigation or discovery is unreasonable.
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Arbitrators do not inherently possess the full panoply of judicial powers to sanction abusive conduct during discovery. Unless authorized by the parties in their agreement, in the applicable institutional arbitration rules, or in the governing arbitration law, an arbitrator's remedial powers are limited. ADR providers typically train their arbitrators to draw an "adverse inference" from a party's refusal to produce documents in discovery. In some cases, an arbitrator may preclude the introduction of evidence that has been abusively withheld during discovery. The informality and flexibility of arbitration has long been regarded as an attribute rather than a limitation of the process. Document discovery is now a common preparatory step in domestic and international commercial arbitration....
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In an age when a photograph taken with a cell phone can instantly beam across the globe, it may be hard to imagine an unseen,...
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LAURA BUSH DELIVERS REMARKS DURING A VISIT TO THE SALVATION ARMY DISCOVERY RECOVERY CENTER, AS RELEASED BY THE WHITE HOUSE
SEPTEMBER 27, 2005
SPE...
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[B]ecause as we know, there are known knows; there are things we know we know. We also know there are known unknowns; that is to say we know there are...
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BLOOMINGTON - Shane Powe made a discovery during his journey back from knee surgery, saying he found "the inner beast in me to work harder.
That could make it harder than ever for opponents to catch Central Catholic High School's senior tailback.
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During a recent telephone conference regarding a discovery dispute in Roffe v. Eagle Rock Energy GP, et al., C.A. No. 5258-VCL (Del. Ch. Apr. 8, 2010)...
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A defendant in an intellectual property dispute permanently waived his attorney-client privilege with respect to documents that he voluntarily disclosed to the federal government in a criminal investigation, the 9th Circuit has ruled in upholding a discovery order.
The plaintiff in the case, D.C. Comics, has been in a long- running dispute over royalties with the heirs of the creators of the Superman character. The defendant is a Hollywood producer and lawyer. D.C. Comics sued the defendant for interfering with its contractual relationships with the heirs. During discovery, D.C. Comics sought disclosure of certain documents pertaining to communications between the defendant and the heirs.