In a first-impression case, Bob Olson secured an affirmance of the trial court’s order compelling discovery responses. The Court held that that a party’s untimely discovery responses do not bar the trial court from granting a motion to compel responses, and that if the responding party fails to comply with that order, the propounding party may move for sanctions without a “meet and confer” and without a 45-day deadline.
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