Tag Archives: depositions

Depositions: when you are deposed, what does your lawyer do?

Posted on April 10, 2015 by Naomi

Here’s an abstract from an article in the New York Law Journal. Tantalizing, but the abstract is all I can get. It’s tantalizing especially because it’s written for lawyers, not us plaintiffs, but seems to offer advice about what lawyers … Continue reading →

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Description of a perfect, evil defendant — and a warning to plaintiffs

Posted on August 23, 2014 by Naomi

A man’s features, the bone structure and the tissue which covers it, are the product of a biological process; but his face he creates for himself. It is a statement of his habitual emotional attitude; the attitude which his desires … Continue reading →

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Discovery: A federal judge benchslaps some lawyers

Posted on August 5, 2014 by Naomi

Ah, discovery, that wondrous period in a lawsuit that never, ever seems to end. When you never seem to get what you asked for, when the defendants misbehave during depositions…and I could go on and on. Except my lawsuit is … Continue reading →

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