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Sometimes Discovery Disputes Do Not Bring Out the Best in Us – Part II

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Nor is it a positive development when that court wrote: “Things have never exactly moved along at a break-neck pace in this litigation. The main topic here is ‘contention interrogatories’…. The plaintiffs’ response to the defendants’ motion to compel runs along similar lines. Page limitations are not to be ignored or evaded.”

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Do You Have to Ask an Opponent for a Privilege Log?

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There were several other discovery disputes and the parties submitted emails, exhibits, and a declaration. c)(2) contentions, in reviewing the briefs and exhibits, it is evident that the communication issues addressed in the court’s January 11, 2024 order have not been resolved. Plaintiffs argued that Fed.R.Civ.P.

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Amendments to CR 26 and 30 Will Change Discovery and Deposition Practice

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This article will explain the changes effected by the rule amendments and, with respect to CR 26, provide context considered by the Civil Litigation Rules Revision Work Group in drafting the proposed amendments to illustrate their impact. That was always the rule if CR 33 (interrogatories) and CR 34 (requests for production) were read.

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Felder: Part 1 of 4:  Court-Ordered Transcription of “Meet and Confer” Session

E-Discovery LLC

The Court “presided over a discovery dispute hearing related to Plaintiff’s motions to compel interrogatory requests and requests for production of documents, and related to a motion for a protective order filed by the Defendant.” 7, 2024)(Simms, J.), plaintiff, acting pro se, sued her employer, alleging discrimination.

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