Disclosure controls cover how organisations manage and reveal information in regulated investigations, litigation and compliance reviews. In England (and Wales), a solicitor guides the process of identifying what documents must be disclosed under the Civil Procedure Rules, applying for specific or standard disclosure, and handling preservation notices and electronic discovery. They prepare disclosure schedules, liaise with opposing parties, and oversee the safe, compliant production and inspection of material to support or defend a claim or investigation.
What a solicitor handles in these matters
The solicitor handles the stage-by-stage duties of disclosure: confirming scope, preserving relevant data, drafting and negotiating disclosure requests, reviewing documents for privilege, and coordinating with internal teams and external experts. They navigate CPR Part 31 and any Practice Directions, determine proportionality, manage electronic discovery, and respond to any disputes about what must be disclosed and when.
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