Michael Lowry – Page 2 – Compelling Discovery

Plaintiff’s Last Dance: A Motion to Compel

In July, 2019 I published a series of posts examining various issues that arose in a case I handled. For

The point of the discovery process is to gather the information needed for trial. But civil trials are approaching unicorn

On March 1, 2019, significantly revised rules of civil procedure took effect in Nevada’s state courts.[1] Significant effort appears to

In a multi-party case, does each party get its own allotment of interrogatories? Rule 33(a) states “any party may serve

I’ve never seriously encountered that question. Then the Supreme Court of Nevada decided McGowen v. Dist. Ct.[1] The question was