Q: what documents should i request from hotel unlawful detainer discovery , bed bugs ,retaliation and wrongful eviction
i was not aware of the discovery process because the attorney of property is using a very very aggressive method. Not to mention they have been hacking my computer middle man attack so emails interrupted, evidence, They have been slowing me down which is why im delayed in my discovery all my business information clients, etc so i missed the discovery process well almost court is on the 30th of this month . i seeking help no luck and i ve been honest the entire time with evidence to prove my case i just dont want to mess the entire case by missing a date . ive worked extremely hard to get to this point learning litigation on my own . Please Help
A:
If you are in an unlawful detainer lawsuit against a hotel, there are several documents you may want to request as part of the discovery process. These documents may include:
Maintenance records: If you are alleging that the hotel had a bed bug infestation, you may want to request maintenance records to show whether the hotel was aware of the problem and took steps to address it.
Communication records: If you are alleging retaliation or wrongful eviction, you may want to request communication records, including emails, text messages, and phone logs, between the hotel staff and management.
Employment records: If you are alleging that you were wrongfully terminated, you may want to request your personnel file and any other employment records that show the reasons for your termination.
Financial records: You may want to request financial records, such as bank statements or profit and loss statements, to show whether the hotel was experiencing financial difficulties or had a motive to wrongfully evict you.
It is important to note that the specific documents you should request may depend on the facts of your case and the allegations you are making. It may be helpful to consult with an experienced litigation attorney who can advise you on the types of documents you should request and how to properly request them through the discovery process.
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