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Lawyers often conduct too much discovery without thought, out of sheer rote. We feel obliged to construct the most onerous possible document requests and interrogatories, designed to unearth every conceivable piece of paper and detail, without any thought to its usefulness at trial. We cast the widest possible net on the assumption that, like chicken soup, it cannot hurt. But overbroad discovery can hurt.
January 02, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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