Litigation
Jul. 22, 2000
Reverse Incrimination
When litigators propound interrogatories and requests for admission and make objections at depositions, they do so believing these tactics will benefit the case - no attorney would knowingly do something more useful to an opponent than to a client. Unfortunately, more often than not interrogatories, requests for admission and deposition objections benefit the opposition more than the client.
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