Is it typical for the client to fill out interrogatories or the attorney?
Question Details:Should the attorney handle this effort?
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The client should answer the interrogatories to the best of his or her ability. The client's answers are frequently incomplete and/or inappropriate and the attorney will need to provide additional information to answer the interrogatories. The client then reviews the answers to the interrogatories as the client will need to sign a verification of having answered the questions.
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