Deposition in Tardy v O'Malley Tomorrow

[Scratch]

Appreciate you representing us. Good luck!

 

[rambling_one]

Good luck Patrick. If the yahoos asking questions are as smart as the ones that wrote the law, the process should end up looking like students asking the professor questions.

 

[ShallNotInfringe]

Give 'em hell Patrick. They deserve it,

 

[RAF]

Good luck.

 

[gamer_jim]

Godspeed.

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[webb297]

There is no one I would rather have representing MSI (or me) at the deposition table! Good luck.

High praise indeed. Tear'em Up.

 

[fabsroman]

Let's hope it remains a deposition and not an inquisition. I've got 3 lawyers in the family and there are stories out there about multiple hours under the bright lights. (Hey, they didn't get it from me and I tried to raise them right. Don't know how they got in the lawyer track.)

As before, break a leg.

Must have been their mother. lol

 

[fabsroman]

Take a deep breath, take time to think when necessary, and I am sure you will be fine. MSI's attorneys probably already told you this and more.

 

[Uncle Duke]

Thank you Patrick!!!

 

[Brooklyn]

Godspeed.

 

[Mooseman]

I am sure you will do us justice. Best of luck.

 

[FrankOceanXray]

Thank you.

 

[DavidMS]

Good luck

I've seen you at work and don't doubt you will do well. Best of luck and break a leg.

David

 

[Jimmmy1111]

Best of luck!

 

[Ab_Normal]

Good luck.

However, I have to make note that the very first sentence of the suit is incorrect. Maryland recognizes the second amendment by the following from the Maryland Constitution:

Art. 2. The Constitution of the United States, and the Laws made, or which shall be made, in pursuance thereof, and all Treaties made, or which shall be made, under the authority of the United States, are, and shall be the Supreme Law of the State; and the Judges of this State, and all the People of this State, are, and shall be bound thereby; anything in the Constitution or Law of this State to the contrary notwithstanding.

 

[Nay_sayer]

Thank you, good luck, and godspeed!

 

[Les Gawlik]

Well, Patrick, I'm pretty sure your deposition wasn't as weird as this one.

Plaintiff was an employee of the Natural History Museum in Washington. He walks to work one day and enters the building through the loading dock. He slips and falls, he thinks on a liquid that leaked from wheeled baskets that were used each morning to remove garbage. He has a third party claim against the company that ran the cafeteria, and my client, the trash company that rolled out the trash.

The other defendant and I deposed the treating doctor, who was big into accupuncture. The other defense lawyer was a woman in her forties, and a complete bundle of nerves. Very driven, very aggressive. The plaintiff was represented by a very nice guy who was an associate in the office. Capable enough, but clearly a placeholder.

There was a lot of arguing among the parties about the scope of the deposition. The lawyers suspended the deposition, and we called the judge for an impromptu ruling. We all returned to the doctor's office, which was little more than a closet with a desk. We sat down and waited for the doctor to come back in.

When the doctor came in to resume the deposition, he had a little box with him. He said to the woman lawyer seated at my left elbow, "You're looking a little tense..." With one fluid motion he swiped her brow with an alcohol swap, pinched the skin and stuck her with a needle. He repeated that procedure about a dozen times, until she looked like the guy in the other thread with the face full of porcupine needles.

That wasn't the most amazing thing. The woman melted like a pat of butter in a hot skillet. She started smiling, and generally acting like she just had two martinis. She started making eyes at the doctor, and he let the plaintiff's lawyer and me know that he was done. After a few more questions, the plaintiff's lawyer, reporter and I were hustled out and the door shut and locked behind us.

I know it's unbelievable, but every word is just as it happened.

 

[LJPete]

Best of luck and godspeed.

Thank you for your work to help preserve our rights,

 

[carpecervisi]

Good luck!

 

[rbird7282]

Good luck and thank you Sir.