Article by Conrad J. Jacoby posted on LLRX, April 24, 2007:  “Litigants requesting documents and those producing documents in discovery often clash about the speed with which materials are produced. Typically, receiving parties cannot understand why materials aren’t made available sooner, while producing parties often complain that they are not given enough time to meet their legal obligations without significant overtime and stress. How much time do things really take?…”

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