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One of the black holes of litigation costs is discovery and, in particular, deposition costs. This article provides some guidance to in-house counsel as to how to better manage your outside counsel in limiting this money-draining wasteland. This boils down to a seemingly simple task ' deciding who should or should not be deposed.
Most lawyers look at the written discovery (interrogatory answers provided by the other side identifying who may have information about the facts and their document production) along with information provided to them by their client ' and then depose anyone who had any connection to the case whatsoever.
The etiology of this practice has in part to do with the fact that, for years, large firm/large client defense-oriented practitioners had virtually unlimited budgets that allowed them to leave no stone unturned. In turn, this became the fashion for all lawyers ' if it was good enough for the “big” law firms to leave no stone unturned, it must be a “best practice.”
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