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A motion to compel is a legal request asking the court to order a party to take a specific action, often related to providing information or documents during the discovery phase of a case. This motion is typically used when one party believes the other has not adequately responded to discovery requests.
A motion to compel is a legal request asking the court to order a party to take a specific action, often related to providing information or documents during the discovery phase of a case. This motion is typically used when one party believes the other has not adequately responded to discovery requests.