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Is a meet and confer required before filing motion for contempt?

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The judge compelled some of my discovery but the other side never produced them by the due date. Is a meet and confer required here before I file a motion for contempt? Should a motion for evidence/terminating sanctions be filed here instead of motion for contempt?

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Sagar Parikh ·
No, a meet and confer would not be necessary in this situation.
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