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Re: Abusive discovery requests
Date: August 08, 2014 06:57PM
Simple answer, I maintain a "living" list of my prior deposition and trial testimony for the past four years as required by Rule 26. If they want copies of any prior testimony, get it from the court reporter.
James G. Munger, PhD, FIFireE, CFPS
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