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: Practical ParalegalismObjection Gone Overboard
By Lynne DeVenny
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I love a good objection to those pesky overly broad discovery requests, don't you? (Even if we sent 'em :)One of my Twitter buddies, Susana, a legal assistant, law school hopeful, bibliophile and blogger at cursory circulocution, tweeted this fishy objection she recently came across.
I generally use "overbroad" as an objection, but "overboard" works, too, dontcha think?
Related Post: Written Discovery 101: You Get What You Ask For
Full post as published by Practical Paralegalism on January 05, 2010 (boomark / email).
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