Fisher v. Board of Commissioners

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• stating that where a copy of the Rule 6.4 (B
• duty to confer requirement need not be met where opponent has simply failed to respond
• “So long as discovery is promptly and diligently pursued by the moving party within the discovery period . . . , a motion to compel or for sanctions may be brought after the expiration of the discovery period.”
• “So long as discovery is promptly and diligently pursued by the moving party within the discovery period . . . , a motion to compel or for sanctions may be brought after the expiration of the discovery period.”
• “[T]he requirement for a conference to attempt to resolve the issues raised applies more directly to the situation in which the parties disagree over what is 5 2. Next, CEI Services argues that the trial court erred in awarding attorney fees under OCGA § 9-15-14 (b

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