Charles G. Boogaerts, D/B/A Boogaerts Company v. The Bank of Bradley, Lane Pierce, Randy Griffin and John Henderson

How courts have described this case

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• holding that dismissal is warranted when a party’s conduct was “in bad faith or deliberately intentional or willful”
• “Although the sanction was imposed against the plaintiff, it is of no consequence that the discovery abuse perpetrated was by counsel rather than the plaintiff-client.”
• “it is of no consequence that the discovery abuse perpetrated was by counsel rather than the plaintiff-client.”
• “It is a well-established principle that a party is responsible for the actions and conduct of his counsel . . .”
• “[I]t is of no consequence that the discovery abuse perpetrated was by counsel rather than the plaintiff-client.”
• “Rule 37(b)(2)(C) authorizes the Court to exercise discovery abuse sanctions by dismissing a parties’ action, or striking pleadings or entering a default judgment against the abusive litigant.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).