Law Practice
Jun. 7, 2012
Objecting to objections: an objectionable new summary judgment requirement
The 2nd District's conclusion in Tartle will unfairly burden parties opposing objections. By Barry M. Wolf
The 2nd District Court of Appeal has recently concluded that parties must oppose evidentiary objections made in connection with summary judgment or forfeit any appellate challenge to rulings on these objections. Tarle v. Kaiser Foundation Health Plan, Inc. 2012 DJDAR 6690 (Cal. App. 2nd Dist. May 22, 2012). Unless this decision is overturned or corrective action is taken, trial courts and parties opposing objections will be unfairly burden...
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