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Distinctions in Federal and NYS Deposition Practice – Part One
The rules and law governing the review and execution of errata sheets and the scope of permissible corrections differs between Federal and New York State practice (and as between our own Departments). These distinctions will be discussed in a short series of blog articles. In this post, I am going to discuss the distinctions applicable to the review of a transcript by a witness. Are You Obligated To Allow The Witness To Review The Transcript? As a preliminary matter, under CPLR 3116 it is mandatory that the transcript be provided to the witness for review and correction. Should the witness […]
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