How do I answer certain Interrogatories when I don't have documents, info?
You can serve a discovery demand requiring that plaintiff provide you with all relevant contracts, emails, documents, etc. dealing with the subject...
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You can serve a discovery demand requiring that plaintiff provide you with all relevant contracts, emails, documents, etc. dealing with the subject...
It should be labeled an Affidavit in Opposition to Cross-Motion and In Further Support of Motion. You are entitled to submit papers in Opposition...
No. You may serve the Notice of Appearance, or your Answer or Motion to Dismiss, by mail to the plaintiff attorney's office, and then file same...
Not necessarily. It depends on the nature of the claims asserted.
No. Only one party files the Note of Issue although you can promptly move to strike it if discovery is incomplete.
You can answer that you do not remember, or that you have no present recollection, so long as you are being truthful. Generally speaking, you do...
Yes, but touch base with attorney who issued the subpeona to coordinate timing.
Generally speaking, either the Judge or the Law Clerk will, in fact, read the papers before rendering a decision. However, depending on the Court...