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House Oversight Deposition Designation Dispute Highlights Procedural Arguments
The excerpt discusses procedural arguments over deposition designations in a civil case, with no specific names, dates, financial transactions, or allegations of misconduct involving high‑profile acto Counsel argues the opposing side failed to timely designate inadmissible testimony. Reference to using adverse inference against witnesses based on their answers. Mention of Southern District reporte
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The excerpt discusses procedural arguments over deposition designations in a civil case, with no specific names, dates, financial transactions, or allegations of misconduct involving high‑profile acto Counsel argues the opposing side failed to timely designate inadmissible testimony. Reference to using adverse inference against witnesses based on their answers. Mention of Southern District reporte
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Larry Page“he designation date was over. (Continued on next page) SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. (212) 805-030”
Paul Cassell“int, which I'm just going to need to correct Mr. Cassell on, the plaintiffs were saying somehow that we w”
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