During discovery attorney signed protective order without consulting the client
Opposing council in my employment law case has refused to provide certain documents claiming they are confidential. While awaiting a ruling on a motion to compel, my attorney signed a blanket protective order granting confidentiality covering anything in discovery that any party deems "confidential". I have good reason to oppose this move and am deeply troubled by the fact that my attorney made this move without consulting me first. Is this something that should/must be discussed with a client or is one's representative free to enter into these kinds of agreements without my knowledge or approval?
