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Lawyer Sanctioned for Too Many Objections at Deposition

By Thomas J. Crane on May 30, 2017
Posted in Litigation and trial practice

People new to lawsuits do not appreciate how depositions work. No judge is present at a deposition. So, the lawyers’ behavior, good or bad, depends entirely on them. We see this regarding objections. In front of a jury, we lawyers avoid objections, because the jury will not understand. They may think we are trying to…

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