Krachen v. Price
Filing
25
MINUTE ORDER striking 22 Motion to Compel by Magistrate Judge Kristen L. Mix on 04/01/14. (Attachments: # 1 Attachment 1)(jhawk, )
Sample Written Discovery Dispute Chart1
Submitted by (Plaintiff/Defendant)
Case No: 00-cv-00001
No./Type of Discovery
Request
Disputed Response(s) or
Objection(s)
Problem With Response
Plaintiff’s Rog No. 2
1. Overbroad and
burdensome; 2. Vague
and ambiguous
Information sought is
reasonably defined and
limited in scope.
Plaintiff’s Rog No. 6
1. Confidential and
proprietary; 2. Remote in
time
No privilege log provided.
No explanation for time
objection.
General Objection No. 2
Responses are based on
information that is
presently available.
Not applied in any specific
response, therefore
waived.
Plaintiff’s RFP No. 8
1. Attorney-client privilege;
2. Not relevant; 3.
Overbroad and
burdensome; 4. Vague
and ambiguous
No privilege log provided.
Reasonably calculated to
lead to discovery of
admissible evidence.
Information sought is
reasonably defined and
scope is limited.
1
Acceptable abbreviations include “Rog” for Interrogatory, “RFP” for Request for Production; “RFA” for
Request for Admission; “SDT” for Subpoena Duces Tecum.
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