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2/27/11, 6:54 pm

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I have been asked to provide a deposition for the defense, but I am a witness for the plaintiff. Is this legal?

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It's not only legal, it's normal. But asking isn't enough, assuming you are not a party to the case they must serve you...

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Michael Stone

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Terry A. Nelson

Yes. The defendant has likely been informed by the plaintiff that you are a witness. Therefore, the defendant wants to...

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kevin sullivan

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