Kristi Tolen
New Member
- Jurisdiction
- North Carolina
So opposing party turned in incomplete interrogatories and documents. Incomplete meaning that the responses were either a)completely irrelevant to the question asked, b) text messages where you couldn't read some of them or weren't of entire conversation and c) general objections were given at the beginning for all. Production of documents were arranged in a clump and then responses to questions about them were "see exhibit 4c,5, 3a, etc" making it very confusing to go back and piece it together. There has already been a motion to compel and a motion for sanctions on these same discovery requests , with them being given more time each occurnce. Then, when they finally turned them over, they were as described above. I don't know what to do at this point. Why bother with yet another motion to compel when they've already had that order given to them? How do I proceed?