It isn’t much of a party if no one comes. To get a party to your party you need to invite her — or maybe subpoena her.
Subpoena? A party? For a deposition? I had never really thought so — for 40-plus years, when I have wanted to depose an adverse party, I have simply sent out a notice; that always worked. But maybe I have just been
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