Biggest Mistakes Clients Make in Responding to Interrogatories Part 3

In this latest podcast Part 3 of the biggest mistakes clients make in responding to interrogatories, Morris Fischer discusses additional mistakes by clients. Here in part 3, he discusses additional mistakes clients make. He goes into detail as to why some questions should not be answered. He discusses objections to some types of questions. Do you have to write a book and detail every single fact? Find out what Mr. Fischer has to say about this in this podcast.
Morris has over 20 years of experience in handling employment and labor law matters. His firm provides tough and aggressive employment litigation. There are tough judgment calls that have to be made during a case, and Morris Fischer is well equipped to make those difficult decisions. He will fight for you.
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[@Datajustice]

Lol. It was WA... Minor detail of course:)

[@Datajustice]

Also the feds can contradict themselves when they say "national origin" (in EEO sense) compared to census, which creates confusion and disadvantage to complainanants

[@GAvet4lyfe]

I was asked to go to a deposition Feb 2023 but the defense cancelled it...I haven't heard of any other request and I have turned in more documentation and completed a IME with their doctor which confirmed my issues...I was looking forward to doing a Deposition but Im not sure if I will...My claim just passed the 120th day mark of the scheduling order and 150th day of discovery period...I filed my DBA OWCP claim in Apr 22' so I have been waiting a little while.

[@Datajustice]

That's ridiculous re. National origin