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· 8/16/1961

Mozak v. Reid

Citations

  • 132 So. 2d 378
  • 1961 Fla. App. LEXIS 3738

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  • “If counsel contacts the court, that contact can take the form of a motion to compel, a proposal to amend the scheduling order, or a request for a conference. Any one of these approaches will alert the trial court to the fact that discovery is not proceeding smoothly.”

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