The legal process by which each party's attorneys try to gain information about the other side's case before the trial begins is known as _________.

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Discovery is the legal process of obtaining information and evidence from the opposing party before the trial. This includes depositions, requests for production of documents, and interrogatories. Pleading is the formal written documents submitted to the court by the parties outlining their claims and defenses. Investigation is the process of gathering facts and evidence to support a party's case. Admission is a statement made by a party acknowledging a fact relevant to the case.

The Legal Process by Which Each Party's Attorneys Try to Gain