my husband received a deposition of subpoena for production of business records, but he wants to object to the records being released can we legally do so?
Asked on 4/23/12, 4:04 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Carl Starrett
Law Offices of Carl H. Starrett II
Objecting to release of records is possible, but you would need a specific legal reason to objection. In California, a party to a lawsuit may seek any information that is either relevant to the pending lawsuit or "reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence". That is a pretty broad standard and while it often results in useless fishing expeditions, judges are reluctant to block a party from seeking information.
Answered on 4/30/12, 10:14 am
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