Specialty Retailers, Inc. v. Fuqua

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• providing that if a nonmovant established abuse of the discovery process, the nonmovant may likely establish that there was not an adequate time for discovery
• providing that if a nonmovant established abuse of the discovery process, the nonmovant may likely establish that there was not an adequate time for discovery
• indicating that upon a showing of discovery abuse, beyond mere accusation, \it would likely be enough to establish that there was not an adequate time for discovery\
• indicating that upon a showing of discovery abuse, beyond mere accusation, “it would likely be enough to establish that there was not an adequate time for discovery”
• providing that if a nonmovant established abuse of the discovery process, the nonmovant may likely establish that there was not an adequate time for discovery
• holding an adequate time for discovery depends upon the nature of the claims, the evidence needed to controvert the motion, the length of time the case has been on file, and deadlines set by the court

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).