Two weeks after Covington & Burling chairman Timothy Hester filed court papers opposing a subpoena for live video testimony in a Boston antitrust trial, two more lawyers in Washington have joined the fight.
The subpoenas would require Hester, Venable partner Lisa Jose Fales and Jay Deshmukh, a partner at Knobbe, Martens, Olson & Bear, to show up daily at the federal courthouse in Washington after the Oct. 20 trial begins in Massachusetts federal district court. The lawyers would wait each day to see if they’re called to testify via a live video feed.
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