Valeria Calafiore Healy must pay her opponent $250 for belongings that were damaged in the great coffee kerfuffle of 2016.
January 27, 2017 at 05:04 PM
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SAN FRANCISCO — An attorney accused of throwing a cup of iced coffee at opposing counsel during a deposition must pay $250 for belongings that were splattered in the incident, a federal magistrate judge ruled Friday.
In a written order, U.S. Magistrate Judge Donna Ryu sanctioned Valeria Calafiore Healy of Healy LLC for damaging items belonging to her opposing counsel during a July 2016 deposition in a hotly contested trade secrets dispute. Reached by email Friday, Healy declined to comment.
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