Weinstein v. District of Columbia Housing Authority

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• declining to exclude declarations where no sign that Rule 30(b)(6) deponent \feign[ed] ignorance during his deposition\
• noting that good faith ignorance “ ‘should not lead to’ reprimand or similar consequences, as these ‘should be reserved for’ instances where a corporation’s officers or managing agents are deposed but ‘disclaim knowledge of the facts that are clearly known to the organization.’”
• declining to exclude declarations where no sign that Rule 30(b)(6) deponent “feign[ed] ignorance during his deposition”

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