A quality assurance manager at Brookstone has been spared, at least for the time being, a trip from New Hampshire to New York to give a deposition in the suit of a Melville, N.Y., man who claims he was injured by a wine opener sold by the specialty retailer.
In LaRusso v. Brookstone, 013546/2005, Acting Supreme Court Justice Gary J. Weber granted the retailer’s motion for a protective order pursuant to Rule 3103 of the New York Civil Practice Law and Rules to stay testimony from Brookstone employee Jay Newcomer.
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