Companies and the Discovery Process in Traditional Litigation

Companies and Litigation
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Companies and litigation
Traditional litigation is a process that presents an issue before a formal court for a legal settlement, and judicial officers like judges and commissioners determine the outcomes of the case. Each organization has good strategies to protect personal information relating to operations and decisions (Jespersen, 2018). The discovery process has a broad scope, and the court interprets the rules that govern the process. Organizations’ failure to comply with the discovery rules or tampering with the evidence disclosure process results in sanctions. However, some parties tend to abuse the discovery process by making requests irrelevant to the case. In most scenarios, companies disclose what is relevant to them. If a party feels their opponents are making unrelated requests to harass them, they can object to the demands. However, the CEO must prepare to allow the litigation judges and attorneys to access all electronic records and formal communication between board members and organization employees. Th...