Business litigator Jordan Davies recently contributed to the “Law School’s Missed Lessons” series, offering practical insights into one of the most overlooked, but essential, skills for new litigators: mastering discovery.
She details the real-world complexities of the discovery process, from drafting strategic requests and objections to navigating document production and depositions. While discovery often accounts for the bulk of an associate’s workload, it’s a topic rarely covered in law school. Davies’ piece offers a valuable roadmap for early-career attorneys learning how to manage this foundational phase of litigation.
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