Hey Bali, that is not true. The individual NOT continuously updating discovery is the one disobeying the rules of Civil Procedure. But apparently that was YOUR situation.
obviously not true but none the less, extremely funny.
Bali, seriously, we all get it. You apparently got the royal screwing. Sorry to hear that but your extremely inequitable situation is not the norm. It's great to hear the extremes, sometimes and when used in the proper context but seriously dude, after awhile it just comes across as whining during temporary lapses of consciousness as you set at the bar drowning your sorrows in your beer.
bisuicts and gravy
(mmmmm, biscuits and gravy)
you can ask for discovery as many times as you want. It is up to the court to allow it or not. There are rules that apply to when you can seek discovery in relation to other activity. If not within the proper time frame, it could be denied. If the other party doesn't object to the untimely request, it just might go through. The courts are overseers that react to requests for action more than the unilateral initiators of actions.
Another issue is discovery based on discovery. Every time discovery is received by one party, it might justify a request for discovery based on that newly received material.
any action taken by a party or the courts could justify a request for discovery.
If the requests are excessive, that alone could result in an objection to a request from the other party. It could be considered an abuse of process.