Re: Do you have to answer questions at a deposition?

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On 11/25/07, Alan wrote:
> Always remember that you can 'Olie' them. "I don't recall."
> The court can find you in contemt for refusing to answer BUT they
> can not tell you what you remember.
>
> On 4/30/05, 00 wrote:
>> I was going to mention the witness fee but forgot. That might
>> make a difference to the poster-to get at least partially
>> compensated for their time.
>>
>>
>> On 4/30/05, RSM LA Lawyer wrote:
>>> JJ-
>>>
>>> If you have been subpoenaed/summoned to have your deposition
>>> taken, then you MUST appear at the deposition. Like the other
>>> poster advised, you can be held in contempt of court for not
>>> appearing. If you are missing time at work, etc., you have the
>>> right to ask the attorney who is taking your deposition for a
>>> witness fee for testifying. Make sure that you ask for the
>>> witness fee well in advance of the deposition.
>>>
>>> Good luck,
>>> RSM
>>>
>>> On 4/29/05, 00 wrote:
>>>> If you would like to be held in contempt of court, go ahead
>>>> and refuse. Otherwise, you should cooperate to the fullest
>>>> extent possible.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> On 4/29/05, JJ Gold wrote:
>>>>> I have been summoned to give a deposition as a witness in a
>>>>> civil lawsuit. A person was injured on some property and
>>>>> since I lived in the building at the time I have been called
>>>>> to testify as a witness to the condition of the property. I
>>>>> do not know the plaintiff or the defendant. I do not want
>>>>> to be involved in this. Can I go the the deposition and
>>>>> refuse to answer? Can I just tell them to beat it?
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks.

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