hi, could anyone help with the question，thanks.
1. what is the difference between the close of the discovery/discovery has closed and the discovery is complete? Thanks.
civil procedure--discovery Forum
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Re: civil procedure--discovery
this will depend on context. in practice the terms are used both 1) to mean the exact same thing or 2) to differentiate that whether a party fulfilled its discovery obligations, eg "discovery is complete," as compared to the discovery period ending, that is to say: "discovery is closed."
