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Re: Abusive discovery requests
Date: August 08, 2014 03:07PM
I think we pretty much agree on this. But here's a question.
If the deposition transcripts are filed with the court, aren't they public record? And if they are public record, how would they be under your care, custody and control?
Seems like a fairly transparent case of the attorney issuing a subpoena for something simply because he can.