Civil Litigation · glossary
A signed confirmation, served with a party’s disclosure, that the party has met its disclosure duties. It names the person who signs and says why that person is the right one. The CCMC order requires one from each side. CCMC Order, paragraph 3 · Chapter 7
Explained in Chapter 7, Disclosure and Privilege, of Civil Litigation.
Model D makes Ravensett search, review and certify. You do most of the work, and Kate checks it before anything goes out. Paragraph 3 of the order also requires a Disclosure Certificate: a signed confirmation that Ravensett has met its duties. The certificate names the person who signs, and says why that person is right to sign.Read Chapter 7, Disclosure and Privilege →
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