MacLean v. Parkwood, Inc.

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• holding a court can deny a motion to compel solely because of a party’s failure to meet and confer prior to filing the motion.
• holding a court can deny a motion to compel solely because of a party's failure to meet and confer prior to filing the motion.
• finding that a court can deny a motion to compel solely because of a party’s failure to meet and 25 confer prior to filing the motion, but that a court still has discretion to address the merits of the motion 26 despite the failure
• finding that a court can deny a motion to compel solely because of a party’s failure to 21 meet and confer prior to filing the motion, but that a court still has discretion to address the merits 22 of the motion despite the failure
• finding that a court can deny a motion to compel solely because of a party’s failure to 1 meet and confer prior to filing the motion, but that a court still has discretion to address the merits 2 of the motion despite the failure
• overruling privilege claim where defendant did not 25 submit appropriate declaration

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).