In her Jan. 3 column, “Ellipses Are a Red Flag,” Karen Lee Torre discusses being wary of deceitful lawyers… the kind who use ellipses to alter quoted material and thereby mislead the court.
I hear ya, Karen. I regularly encounter opposing counsel who alter language from caselaw, documents, and witness’s deposition testimony.
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