Way to Represent: The Power of Corporate Depositions in NY

Join us for this course on the use of Uniform Court Rule 202.20-d, New York’s version of the federal 30(b)(6) “corporate representative deposition.”

This powerful tool helps bind institutional defendants, uncover undisclosed witnesses, and obtain withheld documents. You'll learn practical strategies for preparing topics, conducting the deposition, handling evasive witnesses, and following up on missing evidence. Real-life examples and video footage of corporate representative testimony will illustrate key techniques.

Led by an experienced practitioner, this course will enhance your ability to:

• Understand the origins of NYCRR 202.20-d and its critical distinctions from broader CPLR 3106d and FRCP 30(b)(6).
• Master the art of drafting precise deposition notices that "stick," ensuring institutional accountability.
• Strategically utilize corporate testimony to uncover undisclosed witnesses and records, maximizing discovery.
• Navigate challenges posed by unprepared witnesses, learning how to enforce compliance and secure favorable outcomes.
• Leverage binding admissions from corporate representatives in critical litigation phases, including summary judgment and trial.

Whether you represent plaintiffs or defendants, gain invaluable insights and practical tips to effectively depose entities such as corporations, religious institutions, governmental bodies, hospitals, and more. Elevate your litigation practice by harnessing the full power of corporate depositions to expose truth and achieve justice.