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Discovery: A federal judge benchslaps some lawyers

Posted on August 5, 2014 by Naomi

Ah, discovery, that wondrous period in a lawsuit that never, ever seems to end. When you never seem to get what you asked for, when the defendants misbehave during depositions…and I could go on and on. Except my lawsuit is … Continue reading →

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Didn’t get discovery in your lawsuit? Better excuse than “the dog ate it”

Posted on August 2, 2014 by Naomi

Your lawyer has served your defendant with a set of discovery demands, a punch list of all the documents you know or believe your opponent has − documents that will help to prove your case. Your defendant’s lawyer has not … Continue reading →

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Uber-Discovery and Judicial Ethics

Posted on July 10, 2014 by Naomi

From the Brennan Center, more about (now retired) racist, misogynist and generally all-around prejudiced Montana judge Richard Cebull, who seems to have an ugly life after: JUDICIAL ETHICS Groups File Petition to Preserve Retired Montana Judge’s Inappropriate Emails Two Native … Continue reading →

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