Attorneys, Your Input Is Needed On Deposition Rule

By Frank Silvestri Jr. (May 23, 2017, 12:12 PM EDT) -- Every lawyer who's handled a civil case in federal court knows all about Rule 30(b)(6), right? It's simple: you notice the deposition of a corporation or other legal entity, and you specify the topics on which you want to ask questions. Off you go to the deposition, where the entity produces a person for you to question about the subjects identified in your notice....

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