This document is a legal letter dated February 25, 2015, from the law firm Searcy Denney Scarola Barnhart & Shipley P.A. to attorney Thomas Emerson Scott, Jr. regarding the case 'Edwards and Cassell vs. Dershowitz.' The letter addresses discovery disputes, specifically criticizing the recipient's use of 'general objections' and 'subject to' responses as improper tactics that shield information from discovery. It cites federal court precedents disapproving of such objections.
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| Thomas Emerson Scott, Jr. | Recipient / Attorney |
Attorney at Cole Scott & Kissane P.A., receiving the letter regarding discovery disputes.
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| Edwards | Plaintiff (referenced) |
Referenced in the case name 'Edwards and Cassell vs. Dershowitz' (Likely Brad Edwards, attorney/plaintiff in defamati...
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| Cassell | Plaintiff (referenced) |
Referenced in the case name 'Edwards and Cassell vs. Dershowitz' (Likely Paul Cassell, attorney/plaintiff).
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| Dershowitz | Defendant (referenced) |
Referenced in the case name 'Edwards and Cassell vs. Dershowitz' (Alan Dershowitz).
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| Christian D. Searcy | Attorney |
Listed in letterhead sidebar.
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| Jack Scarola | Attorney |
Listed in letterhead sidebar (John Scarola).
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| Searcy Denney Scarola Barnhart & Shipley P.A. |
Letterhead organization representing the sender.
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| Cole Scott & Kissane P.A. |
Firm of the recipient, Thomas Emerson Scott, Jr.
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| US District Court |
Implied by case number 9:08-cv-80736-KAM (Southern District of Florida).
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Sender's office location.
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Sender's satellite office location.
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Recipient's office location.
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"I write in the hope of amicably resolving a number of issues that arise in connection with the discovery responses you have provided in the referenced matter."Source
"It is a common and improper tactic to state 'general objections' (or even specific ones) and then to respond to every request 'subject to' those objections or claims of privilege."Source
"This Court has characterized these types of objections as 'worthless for anything beyond delay of the discovery.'"Source
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