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ARTICLE · 14 AUGUST 2019

A Practical Approach To Trial Bundles: Building Up To Success

While a good trial bundle may not win a case, a bad one may damage it. One of the challenges for practitioners, particularly in document-heavy cases, is what should go in the bundle

United KingdomLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration

While a good trial bundle may not win a case, a bad one may damage it. One of the challenges for practitioners, particularly in document-heavy cases, is what should go in the bundle and what can be left out. In the recent case of White Winston Select Asset Funds LLC and another v Mahon and another, the High Court advocated that a "building up from nothing" approach should prevail over a "thinning down from everything" approach ([2019] EWHC 1381 (Ch)).

The importance of the trial bundle

The purpose of the trial bundle is to place before the court all relevant material and to assist both the lawyers and the court with ensuring a process that is as smooth and expeditious as possible. Preparing the trial bundle demands close attention to detail, as well as patience when co-ordinating between the parties and managing updates. It is often perceived as a laborious, largely administrative task and delegated to trainees and junior lawyers. However, a trial bundle containing

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