Filing Summary Judgment Motion

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If the plaintiffs attorney hasnt provided required evidence within 30 days, you can file a motion for summary judgment and motion to dismiss. Consider filing a motion to compel if responses were inadequate. Reference Oklahoma Statute Title 12, § 3226 (G) (2) for failure to respond in discovery.

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I am in the middle of a lawsuit in Oklahoma. I am the defendant. I am serving as my own attorney. I issued the Plaintiffs attorney an Interrogratories and Discovery document 30 days ago pursuant to Title O.S. *. The Plaintiffs attorney is required to provide any evidence in 30 days of negligence. Plaintiffs attorney has provided nothing. Can I pursue a summary judgement and motion to dismiss with the court?
Hey ****! Since the Plaintiffs attorney hasn't provided the required evidence within 30 days, you can indeed file a motion for summary judgment and motion to dismiss. Here are the steps you might consider:
- File a motion to compel if the responses were not adequate.
- File a motion for summary judgment, showing there's no evidence of negligence.
- Reference Oklahoma Statute Title *, § * (G) (*) for failure to respond in discovery.
Would you like help drafting any of these motions?
yes
Great! I'd be happy to help you with the drafting process. Which motion would you like to start with: the motion to compel, the motion for summary judgment, or the motion to dismiss?
thank you
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Great, ****! Let's start with the motion to compel. This will push the plaintiff's attorney to provide the required evidence. If you'd like detailed guidance on drafting, I can help with that. Would you like to continue?