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One and Done? How Rule 30 Limits Serial Corporate Depositions in Class Actions
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Jurisdiction: All Jurisdictions
Topics: Discovery

Depositions are a mainstay of modern discovery. For corporate litigants, the affirmative duties that Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 30(b)(6) imposes often require significant investment to prepare corporate representatives. In class actions, those burdens can multiply quickly.

But Rule 30 also offers corporations a safeguard: protection against serial depositions. This blog post addresses that protection.

Spotting Serial Depositions in Class Actions

In a typical case, parties issue 30(b)(6) deposition notices with a list of topics for examination. The parties meet and ...

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