Photo: iStock 'She's Not Gonna Answer': Attorney Who Gave 'Coaching Objections' Must Cover Attorney Fees to Re-Depose Witness, Court Says
A footnote also said the defense attorney made other "unwarranted interpolations," including adding "if you know" and "to the extent you remember" after some of the questions from plaintiff's counsel.
March 09, 2022 at 09:00 AM
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Discovery
A Pennsylvania defense attorney has made a costly mistake by improperly shutting down a line of questioning during a medical malpractice deposition, a state court judge has determined.
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