As a preliminary note, just because something is admitted in evidence doesn't mean it's proven. The factfinder (judge or jury) determines what to...

Vague and ambiguous objections are hardly ever meritorious in discovery. A responding party has an obligation under the code to answer the request...

Scope of application of the word “contention” in discovery requests.

I believe you asked this question last night. As I noted, and as Mr. Pedersen notes today, the question is whether the information is relevant to...

Are sanctions applicable for jumbled document production?

As the other attorneys indicate, while this may not be appropriate, it is common in litigation. Not only do courts expect parties to work out...

Generally, yes. Although, analyzing any objection is difficult without knowing the request. Also, if there are other objections, that are valid,...

Must contentions for discovery be limited to those made in the pleadings?

You can request documents that are relevant to the subject matter or reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence, i.e.,...

Place and form for production of documents.

Since you got documents, and in a convenient format, I would focus on the merits of your lawsuit.

The ADR packet is also available on the Court's website, under civil forms.

Can statements of fact made in a response for production of documents be used against the responding party?

This is an interesting question because it's not a proper response to a request for production, which can only be either: (1) agree to comply; (2)...

What are valid merits to object a witness in an employment arbitration?

Your question is too vague to answer. You might consider providing here the basis for why you think you can object/prevent their testimony. By...