THOMAS LAWHORNE, III v. AMY E. DOUGLAS

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• affirming sanction of dismissal and observing that “untimely discovery responses served after the service of a motion seeking sanctions on this basis can support sanctions” (citation omitted)
• plaintiff did not object to discovery requests and failed to respond within extended time to comply
• plaintiff did not object to discovery requests and failed to respond within extended time to comply
• trial court must consider less severe sanctions

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