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We suggest you check-off that information you have available as well as add your
narrative comments on the additional page provided:
- All correspondence submitted by you to adverse or relevant third parties (preferably in
chronological order unless separation by category is more appropriate, in your
discretion).
- All documents received from adverse parties or relevant third parties relative to the
litigation (again, chronological or by category).
- Statements, notations or other memos prepared (unless otherwise provided above) by you
and others, both favorable as well as unfavorable to your position, preferably in
chronological order.
- A narrative, chronological diary of what you deem to be the history of the dispute with
cross-reference to documents presented, as applicable.
- The names, addresses, phone numbers, positions and a short narrative as to other parties
(beneficial or adverse to your position) whom you reasonably expect would testify and/or
support your position or that of the adverse party.
- Copies of any reports (both from experts and non-experts) who are aware of the
circumstances in dispute. Identification of those individuals or entities who may be able
to serve as experts or whose opinions are relevant, including their name, addresses, etc.
and biographical information.
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Photographs, videotape, models and other demonstrative items and things (appropriately
dated) which would assist us in more fully understanding your case and which may be used
as evidence.
Copies of sketches, drawings, plans and other pertinent materials which as well could
be particularly helpful.
By providing the information noted above, you will save us considerable time as well as
likely reduce your own time expenditures and costs associated with this litigation.
*** Please do not make notations on original documents or photocopies which might be
used in your case. It is particularly helpful, however, to obtain from you photocopies of
such documents, with highlighting and a description of what you deem to be pertinent and
significant points relating to each document. |