What is a discovery request?

A discovery request is a request for documents or information that can be used as evidence in a court case. In Arizona, a discovery request must be made within a certain period of time and must be made in writing. A discovery request is typically made by the plaintiff or defendant to the other party to disclose any facts, documents or other tangible evidence that the other party has, that may be related to the case. This request allows the parties to get the information needed to prepare for the court case. Discovery requests can include any evidence that is relevant to the case, such as video surveillance footage, police reports, medical records, witness statements, and more. The type of information requested will depend on the type of case and what each party is seeking. Discovery requests are very important in court cases, as it allows each party to be fully prepared and have access to the same information.

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