Helena Rubinstein, Inc. v. Ladd

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• granting motion for protective order based on objections to deposition topics’ scope, lack of particularity, and lack of relevance
• sufficient preparation for a 30(b)(6) deposition may require correspondence with others
• “The duty of preparation goes beyond matters personally known to the designee or to matters in which the designee was personally involved, and if necessary, the deponent must use documents, past employees or other resources to obtain responsive information.”

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