Frederick C. Wilborn v. Antonio Escalderon and Ruth Rushen

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• explaining that “[a]lthough discovery was 22 essential..., the need for such discovery does not necessarily qualify the issues involved as 23 ‘complex’”
• explaining that “[a]lthough discovery was essential..., the need for such 8 discovery does not necessarily qualify the issues involved as ‘complex’”
• explaining that “[a]lthough discovery was essential … the need for such 10 discovery does not necessarily qualify the issues involved as ‘complex’”
• explaining that “any difficulty [Appellant] experienced in attempting to 5 litigate his case [must be] derived from the complexity of the issues involved”
• explaining that “[a]lthough discovery 16 was essential . . ., the need for such discovery does not necessarily qualify the issues involved as 17 ‘complex’”
• explaining that 21 “[a]lthough discovery was essential..., the need for such discovery does not necessarily qualify 22 the issues involved as ‘complex’”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).