Civil Litigation · glossary
A claim that follows the lighter disclosure rules for claims of modest size and complexity. Only Models A, B and D are open to it, and its forms are shorter. The CCMC order makes Ravensett’s claim one. CCMC Order, paragraph 1 · Chapter 7 · see Model D
Explained in Chapter 7, Disclosure and Privilege, of Civil Litigation.
A Less Complex Claim is one that follows those lighter rules. Fewer ways of giving disclosure are open to it, and its forms are shorter. Both sides gain, because a smaller search keeps their costs down. The court gains too, because its time goes on the real dispute.Read Chapter 7, Disclosure and Privilege →
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