Harold D. Blankenship, an Individual v. The Hearst Corporation, a Corporation, William H. Myers, an Individual

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• noting that a “strong showing is required before a party will be denied entirely the right to take a deposition”
• noting that the opposing party carries “a heavy burden” in showing 24 why such discovery request should be denied
• noting that a “strong showing is required before a party will be denied entirely the right to take a deposition”
• describing this burden applied to denying discovery sought by the defendants as a “heavy” one
• describing this 3 burden applied to denying discovery sought by the defendants as a “heavy” one
• noting those opposing 22 discovery are “required to carry a heavy burden of showing why discovery [should be] 23 denied”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).