The court found sanctions were warranted — though the amount and scope of those sanctions will be decided at a later hearing. But Rode found the petition was defective from the start based on the following grounds:It was not verified, as required. Depositions were scheduled and held absent any court order. “The requirements of Rule 27 to give notice to all interested parties and obtain a court order prevents exactly that,” Rode noted. Attorneys for Mace and Jane Doe hope to recover legal fees and compel GLT2 to turn over any discovery it obtained through its unauthorized subpoenas.