As evidence mounts of attorney misconduct in a high-profile environmental case, a judge grants the oil company an extraordinary request to put plaintiff’s counsel Steven Donziger under oath. [Roger Alford, Opinio Juris; earlier]
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That dep’s gonna be a donnybrook. I’ll be surprise if they get even one straight answer – heck, I’m betting Mr. Donziger isn’t even going to be able to say for certain that he’s Mr. Donzinger: “it depends on what you mean by ‘state your name . . . ‘”.
I hope they post the transcript – it should be fun.
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