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N.D. Ohio LR 26.1

Discovery - General

activein force · 2002-09-23 – presentact-effective-date

The parties are encouraged to cooperate with each other in arranging and conducting

discovery, including discovery involved in any ADR program. Discovery must be conducted

according to limitations established at the Case Management Conference and confirmed in the

Case Management Plan. Absent leave of court, the parties have no authority to modify the

limitations placed on discovery by court order. Attorneys serving discovery requests must

review them to ascertain that they are applicable to the facts and contentions of the particular

case. Form discovery pleadings containing requests that are irrelevant to the facts and

contentions of the particular case must not be used.

History

Last revised 9/23/02. See Historical Notes for full revision history.

Provenance

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Retrieved
2026-09-18
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fed-district-2026-09-19
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