Trials court’s imposition of discovery sanctions against plaintiffs for interposing objections to special interrogatories propounded by defendants is affirmed as sanctions were warranted where plaintiffs’ objection to the term “economic damages” was without substantial justification and their responses to those interrogatories were evasive.
Read Clement v. Alegre, No. A123168
Appellate Information
Filed September 23, 2009
Judges
Opinion by Judge Kline
Counsel
For Appellant: Samuel Goldstein & Associates, Samuel Elliot Goldstein, Law Offices of Stephanie J. Finelli, Stephanie Finelli
For Appelle: Belzer, Hulchiy & Murray, Nicholas P. Hulchiy, Steven Barry Piser.
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