How many times have you heard an attorney instruct a deponent at a deposition that they have the right to read and sign a deposition transcript and to correct typographical errors but not to change their testimony. Would you be surprised to learn that this instruction is incorrect and inconsistent with state and Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and law?
November 18, 2021 at 10:29 AM
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How many times have you heard an attorney instruct a deponent at a deposition that they have the right to read and sign a deposition transcript and to correct typographical errors but not to change their testimony.
Would you be surprised to learn that this instruction is incorrect and inconsistent with state and Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and law?
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