Grady Motors Corp. v. Travelers Tire Insurance

How courts have described this case

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• noting that invocations of the Fifth Amendment privilege can disrupt the orderly conduct of a civil case
• noting that invocations of the Fifth Amendment privilege can disrupt the orderly conduct of a civil case
• criticizing the USAO for coordinating with the SEC to bring simultaneous civil and criminal cases, but then attempting to evade the consequences of their litigation strategy
• “[UJntil the criminal case is resolved, there is a high likelihood that invocations of the Fifth Amendment privilege will play havoc with the orderly conduct of all six of these depositions.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).