“Lengthy written submissions can be of considerable assistance when it comes to writing the judgment because you want to know where the material is, particularly if it’s an electronic court book.”
Justice Michael Wigney · On Just Terms · On Just Terms S2 E12 - Complexity, class actions and the future of litigation with the Honourable Justice Michael Wigney, Federal Court of Australia
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Claims that lengthy written submissions are still useful because they catalogue where key evidence is in an electronic court book
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