Fighting Against Discovery Abuse and Winning

March 21, 2007 on 12:08 pm | In Discovery, Services | No Comments

My experience has taught me that effective law and motion practice, both during and after the discovery period, has determined the success or failure in copyright and trademark actions, especially in the case of the 30(b)(6) deposition. The deposition of an entity, whether it is a public or private corporation, a partnership, association or governmental agency, is your best weapon against stonewalling in written discovery responses, because you can ask the entity-deponent questions directly about the elements of its case. And, as long as the question does not violate the attorney-client or work-product privileges, you are entitled to an answer.

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