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Court Of Chancery Imposes Sanctions For Failing To Comply With A Scheduling Order
Posted In Delaware Procedure/Rules, Discovery
In RE Examworks Group Inc. Stockholder Appraisal Litigation, C.A. 12688-VCL (February 21, 2018)
As this decision again points out, a scheduling order is a court order that must be followed or sanctions will be imposed. Late production of documents is just such a sanctionable event.
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