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Discovery Responses and Document Production: A Paralegal's Ultimate Guide
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7/17/2024
When: July 17, 2024
11:00AM ET
Where: United States
Contact: Cassi Gruber
cassi.gruber@nbi-sems.com
715-835-8525

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Do you know all the tips and tricks for making objections in discovery? Are you aware of
the best approaches to reviewing, bates-stamping/indexing of documents, and managing
other aspects of the production process? In this program, seasoned faculty will share
their hard-won insights for answering requests and handling traditional and electronic
productions with finesse. Enhance your skills - register today!
● Obtain best practices for responding to interrogatories, RFAs, RFPs, and other
requests.
● Gain practical insights on making objections to discovery requests.
● Learn how to effectively review documents for privilege, responsiveness, and other
issues.
● Get pointers on bates-stamping, redaction, duplication, and indexing of documents.
● Explore how to best manage electronic productions and work with PDF, TIFF, and
native file formats.
● Receive tips on keeping proper discovery, privilege, and production logs. 


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