TCPA lawsuits often require propounding carefully written discovery requests that can't be dodged with a useless answer or an objection that will stick, and then the second problem is compelling answers to the inevitable initial objections and non-answers. I have an earlier post on compelling discovery answers as well. We can learn a lot from a recent discovery dispute and ruling in telephone consumer protection act case Newman v. Aeciq 2025 WL 1592834 (E.D. Cal June 5, 2025)