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Preparing information for a litigation enquiry

General information on arranging a chronology and documents before an initial legal discussion.

For an initial discussion, a short chronology can help explain what happened, when it happened and which people or organisations were involved.

Keep notices, pleadings, orders, contracts, correspondence and proof of important dates together. Do not alter originals, and note where each copy came from.

The correct forum, remedy and next step depend on the facts and documents. This article is general information and does not predict an outcome or create a professional relationship.