Client Letter Providing Guidance on Examination for Discovery Questions (Motor Vehicle Accident) (ON)

Summary

This precedent is an example of a letter counsel should send to their client advising them that the examination for discovery has been scheduled. It also provides guidance on the type of information that the client can expect to be asked about. This precedent provides practical guidance and drafting notes. Prior to an Examination for Discovery, it is recommended that counsel meet with their client to discuss the examination procedure, the goals of an examination for discovery and the expectations of the client. Once the examination for discovery is scheduled, counsel should notify their client, in writing, advising them of the date, time, and location as well as what they can expect to be asked by opposing counsel. Providing a detailed letter provides a clear picture of the types of questions that will be asked and the reason for asking them. For information about examination for discovery see the practice note: Effective Examination for Discovery (ON). For information on personal ...