A two-year pilot will run in eight courts from 1 January 2019.
Associate Clare Mackay comments on the potential impact the new disclosure rules could have on litigation cases.
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Pilot could ease disclosure burden
Associate at SA Law, Clare Mackay comments in The Law Society Gazette
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