Law Practice
Sep. 25, 2015
Think twice before denying requests for admissions
Last week, the California Court of Appeal underscored the importance of paying close attention when responding to requests for admissions in any state court action. By Howard Holderness and Katharine Malone
Last week, in Grace v. Mansourian, 2015 DJDAR 10613 (Sept. 15, 2015), the California Court of Appeal underscored the
importance of paying close attention when responding to requests for admissions in
any state court action. In doing so, the court may also have given many litigants
a means by which they can pressure opponents and, in some cases, even create leverage....
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