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Redish & McNamara on Discovery Cost Allocation

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Professor Martin H. Redish (Northwestern University School of Law) and Professor Colleen McNamara (Northwestern University School of Law) have posted "Back to the Future: Discovery Cost Allocation and Modern Procedural Theory" on SSRN. The abstract states: It has long been...

Full post as published by Civil Procedure Prof Blog on July 19, 2010 (boomark / email).

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