Wirth ex rel. Wirth v. United States

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• holding that “[o]bjections initially raised but not relied upon in response to the motion to compel will be deemed abandoned”
• stating that the party asserting an objection to production of document on burdensome grounds generally must show that the expense is unreasonable, and proof of the time or expense involved
• “As this Court has previously held, a general objection does not fulfill a party’s burden to explain its objections; the objecting party is required to substantiate its general objection.”

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