Re: hi whychat
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Posted by lawguy
(68.119.155.69) on March 08, 2003 at 13:42:21:
In Reply to: hi whychat posted by trask on March 08, 2003 at 12:40:26:
You also have to answer all the interrogatories and requests for production they give you, except if the information is (legally) privileged information, would be unduly burdensome to produce, or is not "reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of relevant evidence." Failure to respond to these will result in a Motion to Compel from the plaintiffs, asking the court to force you to respond. If you fail to obey the court's order to respond, the court will sanction you. This could include monetary sanctions, dismissal of your claim or claims, rejection of the withheld evidence from trial, or contempt. Right now, you are in the most unpleasant phase of a trial: discovery.
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