Hossainkhail v. Gebrehiwot

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• holding that the circuit court had the power to dismiss a civil case for failing to comply with its discovery scheduling order based on its “inherent authority to mange its affairs and achieve an orderly and expeditious disposition of cases”
• holding that the circuit court had the power to dismiss a civil case for failing to comply with its discovery scheduling order based on its \inherent authority to mange its affairs and achieve an orderly and expeditious disposition of cases\
• noting that there is inherent prejudice in delaying a trial and that the court has “inherent authority to manage its affairs and achieve an orderly and expeditious disposition of cases”
• “[I]f there has been incomplete discovery, a party may seek an order compelling discovery under Rule 2-432(b
• “There is inherent prejudice in delaying a trial. The passage of time can cause memories of witnesses to become obscured and can increase the likelihood that witnesses cannot be located.” (cleaned up)
• “[I]f there has been incomplete discovery, a party may seek an order compelling discovery under Rule 2-432(b). When a motion to compel discovery is granted and then violated, a court may award sanctions pursuant to Rule 2-433(b

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