Index

AuthorWilliam M. Audet/Kimberly A. Fanady
Pages591-618
HANDLING FEDERAL DISCOVERY
INDEX
Note: Entries refer to task numbers followed by specifications within the tasks.
-A-
Abandonment of claim or defense, 32:I.C, 32:III.B
Abusive discovery tactics, 81:IV.F
Accountants, documents in possession or control of,
36:I.E
Address
deposition notice, 57:III.A
Office of Citizen’s Consular Service, 98:III.A
Admissions
interrogatories used as, 30:IV.B
requests for admission. See Requests for admission
Affidavits. See Declarations and affidavits
Agents
client interview, 7:III
physical and mental examinations, request for
employee to submit to, 48:III.B
requests to produce, 36:I.E
Amendments
interrogatories, responses to, 33:IV.C
requests for admission. See Requests for admission
discovery responses, generally, 96:I-96:IV
Annotated proof of fact
preparation of, 4:I-4:IV
sample form for breach of contract, Form 2
Appeals
generally, 97:I.A
circuit courts, permission to appeal, 97:I.B,
97:II.C, 97:III.D
Cohen doctrine, 97:I.B, 97:III.B
collateral order doctrine, 97:I.B, 97:III.B
contempt order, 97:I.B
district court, permission to appeal, 97:I.B, 97:I.C,
97:III.D
magistrate judges’ decisions, 89:I.C, 97:I.E
mandamus, petition for writ of, 97:I.B, 97:II.B,
97:III.C
sanctions orders, 97:I.B, 97:I.E, 97:IV.B
special masters’ orders, 89:III.F
stay of enforcement of order, 97:III.A
Associations. See Corporations and other entities
Attorney work product
assertion of immunity, 13:I-13:IV
crime-fraud exception, 13:I.A
database, 13:IV
depositions, objections to, 66:III.B
expert discovery, 13:III.I, 75:I.B, 75:III.A,
75:IV.B, 78:III.D
identity of documents shown to deponent, 13:IV
inadvertent disclosure, 13:III.G
interrogatories, 30:III.D, 31:III.B
index of documents, 13:IV
material protected, 13:I.B
objection to discovery, 13:III
protective orders, 84:III.C
purpose, 13:I.C
requests to produce, 36:I.E, 37:III.C, 38:III.B
requirements for assertion, 13:I
sanctions, opposition to, 88:III.A
subpoena of documents, 43:III.A
testifying experts, materials of, 13:III.I
time for assertion, 13:II
waiver, 13:I.D, 13:III.G
Attorney-client privilege
absolute, 12:I.E
assertion, 12:I-12:IV
client interviews, 7:III
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I-2
corporate assertion, 12:I.F
crime-fraud exception, 12:I.C.5
depositions, 12:III.C
documents, review of, 8:I-8:IV
elements of, 12:I.C
exclusions from, 12:I.J
expert depositions, 78:III.D
experts, statements made to, 72:IV.A, 73:IV.D
fiduciary exception, 12:I.L
inadvertent disclosures, 12:IV
public documents, 12.I.G
purpose of, 12:I.D
redacted documents, 12:IV.D
requests to produce, 12:III.D, 36:I.E, 38:III.B
sanctions, opposition to, 88:III.A
subpoena of documents, 43:III.A
third parties, 12:I.G, 12:I.I
time for asserting, 12:II
typical privileged communications, 12:I.E
waiver of privilege, 12:I.I, 12:III.G
work product immunity. See Attorney work product
Attorneys
fees. See Costs and attorney’s fees
foreign counsel, assistance of, 98:III.A, 99:IV.B
interrogatories seeking attorney’s impressions or
opinions, 32:I.B. 33:III.D
mental impressions or opinions. See Attorney
work product
physical and mental examinations, attendance at,
48:III.E
privileged communications. See Attorney-client
privilege
requests to produce documents in possession or
control of, 36:I.E
work product. See Attorney work product
Audiotape depositions. See Depositions
-B-
Business records
custodian of records, deposition of, 35:II, 35:III.D
defined, 35:III.D
interrogatories, response to, 31:I.A, 31:III.D
-C-
Calendar
calculation of time periods, 3:III
creation, 3:I-3:IV
deadlines, compliance with, 3:I-3:IV
CD ROM, videotape depositions transferred to, 60:IV.D
Charts, requests to produce, 36:I.B
Circuit courts, permission to appeal, 97:I.B, 97:II.C,
97:III.D
Clergy-parishioner privilege, 14:I.A
Client interview, 7:I-7:IV
Commercial information
protective orders, 84:I.A, 84:III.C, 84:IV.A
trade secrets. See Trade secrets
Commissioners
foreign discovery, commission procedure, 98:III.C
foreign proceedings, domestic discovery in aid of,
101:III.C., 101:IV.A
Compelling discovery. See Motion to compel
Competency
deposition questions, objections to, 65:III.I,
66:III.B
mental examinations. See Physical and mental
examinations
Complex litigation
discovery in, 6B:I-IV, 6C:I-IV
initial conferences in, 6B:I-IV
sample request for, Form 36
pretrial orders, 6C:I-IV
sample order, Form 37
Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, 41:IV. G\F
Computer systems
entry and inspection. requests for, 44:IV.B
hard drives, requests to produce, 36:I.B
Conferences
discovery conference. See Discovery conference
pretrial conference. See Pretrial conference

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