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Marks v. Crossroads Carriers CA4/1
Dymos Marks appeals from a judgment dismissing his complaint as a sanction for his repeated failures to appear for his deposition and a related independent medical examination. Marks filed his complaint for wrongful termination against his former employer, Crossroads Carriers, LLC (Crossroads). After his counsel withdrew, Marks effectively abandoned the case and refused to be deposed. Marks ignored multiple warnings and an order from the trial court to appear for his deposition, leading to the court's order granting Crossroads's motion to dismiss the lawsuit. On appeal, Marks appears to contend his failure to attend depositions is excusable and the dismissal order should be reversed. Our review of the limited record provided does not reveal any abuse of discretion by the trial court. We, therefore, affirm the judgment.

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