A Practical Approach to Responding to Subpoenas in. Documents will be used in trial. On the subpoenaing party a written objection to the subpoena. Under code of civil procedure section 1985.3 or 1985.6 and a motion to quash or an objection. Of california subp-002 [rev. Subp-002 civil subpoena. The purpose of the 'Notice to Consumer' is to allow the employee an opportunity to object to the subpoena, on privacy rights or otherwise, and if the responder receives a written objection from the employee prior to the date on which the response is to be made, no response to the subpoena should be made, absent a court order.

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• 03:19 AM • Author: A Practical Approach to Responding to Subpoenas in California If you are a long-term reader of Laughlin, Falbo, Levy & Moresi's The Workers' Compensation Newsletter, you may know that we have periodically provided guidance on the handling of a subpoena received by the claims examiner, typically requesting that a copy of the claim file be produced. Due to the popularity of this feature, including a handy pull-out ' ', what follows is an updated discussion and recommendations, focusing on the practical aspects involved in properly and timely complying with the subpoena, while legally protecting against the disclosure of documents that should be kept confidential, so as to avoid the potential devastating effects and embarrassment of 'showing your hand' to your adversary. What is a Subpoena? Subpoenas (also known as 'deposition subpoena' and 'subpoena duces tecum') are the principal means by which parties to litigation before the Superior Court, the WCAB, or other judicial bodies, secure the production of records or documents from, and compel the attendance at depositions by, persons or entities who are not parties to the action or proceeding. In workers' compensation proceedings, subpoenas for these purposes may also be served on opposing parties, since the various other means of discovery available in Superior Court litigation do not exist.