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Court forms and case-specific interrogatories follow different procedures in New Jersey. Learn which cases use uniform questions, when answers are due, and what a business must review before signing. The Law Offices of Peter J. Lamont assists clients with litigation and discovery.

When the opposing party refuses to produce documents, answer interrogatories, or comply with discovery obligations, it can stall your entire case. This post explains the tools New Jersey courts provide to force compliance, including motions to compel, sanctions, and adverse inference instructions.

One of the most important discovery tools in New Jersey civil litigation is the interrogatory.