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Is It Permissible to Redact Irrelevant Information in Documents Produced in the Discovery Process?

 

If you can convince the courts you might be able to.

Privileged information has long been allowed to be redacted from documents if not relevant to the litigation when the material has been requested by another party. Prior to a discovery request for information that may be irrelevant, it is crucial to know if a court may force production of documents in their entirety that the producing party does not want disclosed to the opposing side or the public. This white paper reviews case law when dealing with these situations.

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Laura Gorman

Barnes & Thornburg LLP

Laura E. Gorman is an associate in Barnes & Thornburg LLP’s Indianapolis office and is a member of the firm’s Litigation Department and the Commercial Litigation and Construction Law practice groups. She represents businesses, governmental entities and individuals in an array of civil disputes throughout the United States.

Ms. Gorman concentrates her practice in the area of commercial litigation involving contract disputes and insurance matters. She also represents firm clients in the prosecution and defense of matters involving various tort claims, intellectual property rights, construction defects and products liability. Ms. Gorman also represents pro bono clients in a variety of matters.

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