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Depositions In some instances, written questions are not enough to get to bottom of an issue. For example, in business evaluations, after evaluation of the business records (Request for Production of Documents), it may be necessary to question in person the party or their financial representative as to what is the significance of some of the records. Unlike other discovery methods, questions in a Deposition may be asked which are not relevant, but just that they may lead to discoverable evidence. This sometimes leads to a free-for-all in questioning. Your attorney is only able to object if the questions are unintelligible, vague, never going to lead to discoverable or relevant evidence or they are harassing in nature. |
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