Terminal Warehouse v. United States

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• finding that it “may be appropriate” to preclude redundant deposition of high rank officials where other officials of a party will also be questioned
• finding that it “may be appropriate” to preclude redundant deposition of high rank officials where other officials of a party will also be questioned
• compelling the deposition of the CEO of the Sony Corporation and the President of Sony America
• compelling depositions of Chairman and other executives because they were familiar with the pricing policies of Sony’s motion picture subsidiary that were relevant to plaintiff’s antitrust claim and had some knowledge of allegedly anticompetitive practices
• compelling depositions of Chairman and other executives because they were familiar with the pricing policies of Sony’s motion picture subsidiary that were relevant to plaintiff’s antitrust claim and had some knowledge of allegedly anticompetitive practices
• ordering depositions in Japan for “high-ranking executives of a major corporation, whose busy schedules would obviously be disrupted by a trip to the United States” and whose “absence at work would also adversely affect” the party

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