Q: Can you request phone records from a bank in discovery
Need to respond to the FDIC about the false statements that were made in the response to my complaint. Lawyer said that they didn't have any notes to prove that they called and confirmed my retainer
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To request phone records from a bank during discovery, you need to include this request in your discovery demands. This process involves formally asking the court to compel the bank to produce the phone records that are relevant to your case.
First, consult your lawyer to ensure that this request is properly included in your discovery demands. Your lawyer will help draft a specific request that outlines the exact records you need and the reasons why these records are important for your case.
If the bank fails to provide the requested phone records, your lawyer can file a motion to compel with the court. This motion asks the court to order the bank to produce the records. Make sure to document any communications and keep detailed notes, as these will support your case.
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