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Plaintiff Lawyers Sanctioned $378,000

By Thomas J. Crane on January 11, 2011
Posted in Discrimination

Plaintiff attorneys are sanctioned almost $400,000 after their client made 868 changes to her deposition testimony. The dissent points out, however, that the attorneys sent the changes not to the court reporter but to the defense attorney. It is likely the attorneys wanted to make known the client’s apparent perjury.
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