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CLIENT SPOTLIGHT: Factory Five Racing

Factory Five Racing was founded in 1995. Over the years they have grown from a start-up business in a small garage to become the world's largest manufacturer of "build-it-yourself" component car kits. They employ a full-time crew of about 40 people, and are located in Wareham, Massachusetts (about an hour south of Boston). They make their products right here in the USA, in the heart of New England where American manufacturing was born.
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CLIENT SPOTLIGHT: Luca + Danni

Fred and Danny Magnanimi grew up watching their father create beautiful, handcrafted jewelry in the family's Cranston, RI jewelry manufacturing business. When the boys grew up, Fred moved to New York and began working on Wall Street as an investment banker, while younger brother Danny, still enamored by the family business, stayed home. Increased competition from overseas businesses created significant challenges for the business, but Danny was confident he could find a way for the family business to evolve and thrive. This was his mission, this was his passion.
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        Five Tips for Using Proportionality to Limit Wild Goose Chases in Discovery

        • Paul M. Kessimian
        The American Bar Association has published an article written by PS&H partner Paul Kessimian titled, Five Tips for Using Proportionality to Limit Wild Goose Chases in Discovery.

        The article expands on 5 practical and insightful tips to make discovery more streamlined and efficient: 
        • Cooperate with Opposing Counsel
        • Document Your Cooperation and Disputes
        • Meaningfully Respond to Discovery Requests
        • Support Any Discovery Motions with Specific Facts
        • Consider Reasonable Parameters to Discovery and What Will Be Searched 
        To read the full article as published, visit https://www.americanbar.org/groups/litigation/committees/commercial-business-practice/2020/five-tips-proportionality-discovery-litigation .