Fritz ex rel. Schneidereit v. May Department Stores Co.

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• noting that objections that fail to comply with current Fed. R. Civ. P. 45(d)(2)(B) typically are waived
• criticizing “the ‘knee-jerk’ invocation of the attorney-client privilege and plaintiffs’ refusal to pose alternate questions which may establish circumstantial facts”

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