McConnell v. Wright

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• concluding the hearing was necessary to determine if the plaintiffs willfully failed to attend their depositions
• concluding the hearing was necessary to determine if the plaintiffs willfully failed to attend their depositions
• stating that a hearing is not absolutely necessary before imposing harsh sanctions for failure to comply with discovery where the trial court can otherwise determine willfulness of the party against whom the sanctions are sought
• cautioning against the use of harsh sanctions such as a default judgment except in \extreme cases\
• cautioning against the use of harsh sanctions such as a default judgment except in “extreme cases”
• cautioning against the use of the harsher sanctions under OCGA § 9-11-37 (b) (2) except in extreme cases

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