In response to my discovery requests, the opposing attorneys have done the bare minimum (copy of agreement, application, correspondence and statements) and identical boilerplate answers for the rest. The attorneys have told me that those documents are all they will rely upon at trial to prove their case. Is that really all they need? I've filed Motion to Compel on 3 discovery sets and Motion for Leave to Propound Additional Discovery. The hearing on these motions is more than 1 month away. What would opposing attorneys do? And what can I do in response? What would the judge likely do in your experience, Brian?
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brian · June 2, 2026
Use your cheat sheets and great job on the motions and sticking with it. Court tester is there for a reason, use it. Practice in Private before the big day. Don't go in blind.
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