Pre-Trial Discovery

Pretrial discovery involves the sharing of relevant legal information between parties to a law suit. The type of information can include:

• Interrogatories: Requests for Further Information (RFIs) which must be answered by an adversary
• Depositions: Testimony of potential witnesses, given under oath
• Affidavits: These are accepted by some jurisdictions in place of depositions
• Requests for Admissions: Statements or allegations sent to your adversary requiring an admission or denial
• Motions or Requests: Requiring your adversary to produce documents or other evidence

Tomlinson, Rust, McKinstry & Grable attorneys understand that pretrial discovery can be expensive, and utilize technology, such as OCR scanning and digital storage, to minimize your costs where possible.