Trial Bar News
4.1.11
The Limits of Trial Court’s Discretion Under Civil Code section 1717
3.1.11
Emails Between Attorneys and Clients Not Always Protected By Privilege
2.1.11
Unjustified Objections to Interrogatories About Responses to Previous Interrogatories Merit Sanction
10.1.10
Deposition Subpoena Is Valid Even Though Not Accompanied by an Executed Affidavit or Declaration
9.1.10
Discovery Sanctions Are Only for Past Costs Incurred, Regardless of Egregious Misconduct
7.1.10
Keeping Discovery Within the Scope of a Forum Non Conveniens Motion
6.1.10
Does Section 473 Include an In-House Counsel Who Is Also a Corporate Officer?
4.1.10
Failure to Comply With Discovery May Cost More Than Just Sanctions
1.1.10
Privileged Means Privileged
12.1.09
Preventing the Apex Deposition
11.1.09
Think Before You Object – The Appellate Court Affirms a Sanctions Award
6.1.09
Answering Questions About Discovery in California From Your Out-of-State Contacts Just Got Easier
5.1.09
Rules Regarding Discovery Sanctions and Motions to Withdraw or Amend an Admission
2.1.09
Attorney-Client Privilege Limits Corporate Director’s “Absolute Right”
10.1.08
Rules For Noticing Discovery Motions To Be Heard After The Discovery Cut Off Date
8.1.08
The Extreme Consequence of Discovery Abuse: Terminating Sanctions
7.1.08
Discovery Issues