Legal Question in Elder Law in California
If your attorney deposes a doctor for you, does the opposing attorney have a right to be present? Its for a case involving elder abuse, undue influence & Alhzeimers
Asked on 10/31/13, 4:42 pm
2 Answers from Attorneys
Of course they do. A deposition is essentially the same as court testimony taken ahead of time. All parties and counsel must be given notice and be allowed to be present.
Answered on 10/31/13, 7:17 pm
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