Legal Question in Business Law in Florida

Re: being sued

You have all kinds of discovery available

(request to produce-documents-deposition of everyone involved,etcIf you want my assistance to coordinate your defense send me an e-mail with your phone #.

Re: being sued

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If this is only in summary procedure you will not be entitled to see anything. If in county court, you can file a motion for discovery. If you are in circuit court, then discovery is automatically allowed. During discovery you can request any documentation you believe might be helpful. You will not be entitled to any work product but all documents, cancelled checks, accounts, etc., that are relevant to your case are fair game. You should retain counsel to represent you in this matter.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.