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The types of requests for admissions included in a personal injury case vary depending on the situation. One of the goals of these laws is to provide workers with more information regarding an employers pay practices By: William C. Jhaveri-Weeks, Jhaveri-Weeks Law. Make this demand in your discovery requests, and if the defendant does not provide a satisfactory log with its discovery responses, renew the demand through meet-and-confer discussions right away. endobj For example, depending on the court, you may need to file a motion for leave to file documents under seal. %PDF-1.7
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Keep the process moving quickly, and be sure to track and document whether the defendant is living up to its commitments to produce certain documents by certain dates. For a comprehensive list of non-jurisdictional document requests to a plaintiff in a federal single-plaintiff employment discrimination action, many of which can be adapted to a California action, see Document Requests (Defendant to Plaintiff) (Single-Plaintiff Discrimination Action). MSPB & EEOC: What are Requests for Admission and how does the Federal 3-9 demonstrate using RFAs to address the fundamental issues of a disability discrimination case, drafted in a way to elicit a denial. Throughout a personal injury case, the Plaintiff and their legal team send requests for admission to the Defendant, in hopes the answering party will admit their wrongdoing. 0000105192 00000 n
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