Osgood v. Harrah's Entertainment, Inc.

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• noting the adequate remedies for improper examination to include deposing the examiner or “cross examination at trial to point out the prejudice”
• “In short, Ms. Morrison has simply presented no evidence that any of the facts and circumstances of this case differ from the ordinary case and require the Court to attach, as a condition to the examination, a directive that a recording device be made available.”

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