Legal Question in Workers Comp in South Carolina

I'm afraid that I am one of those lawyers that have never heard of such a thing. I am not trying to say that I doubt what you are say, but I am saying that tampering with deposition transcripts is a very hard thing to imagine.

You didn't say whether what is missing was a particlar section of not. Maybe its possible that you do not have the entire transcripts. I really don't know. Its just an idea.

Although I have practiced for a long time, the type of law I practice does not involve depositions, so I do not have a lot of experience with them. I do recall however that the few depositions I have been a part of were not only typed out by the court reporter, but were also recorded.

Another thing to consider is this. Some times during a deposition, one of the attorneys will ask to "go off the record," so that the attorneys can discuss procedural or legal issues. Any conversation that took place "off the record" would not be in the transcripts.

I think you should have another conversation with your attorney and tell him/her exactly how you feel. Be perfectly candid with your attorney and see happens. Again, I am not saying that I do not believe you. However, its just a very, very hard thing to imagine that anyone would tamper with the transcripts. I wish I could have been more help and I wish you well.