OneTouch Ultra strips. 'Objection!': Baker & Hostetler Partner Accused of Tanking His Deposition
"Whenever a truthful answer would reflect poorly on him, Mr. Rosebush would veer off course and reiterate—often with identical words, emphases, cadence, and gestures—his scripted, and completely non-responsive, speech about the nature of the PBM audits," the Roche motion says.
March 15, 2023 at 05:39 PM
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Discovery
The original version of this story was published on New Jersey Law Journal
An attorney who is a defendant in a New Jersey insurance fraud suit is being asked to sit for a second deposition after allegedly giving evasive answers the first time around.
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