Always been told it's our work product.  I've got a firm out there that's requesting it.  What do you all think?

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Ditto, Quyen.

 

 

The office I work for has a policy to not release audio files unless there is a court order.  I second that motion!!

WHAT HAPPENS IF THE AUDIO IS DELETED ONE TRANSCRIPT IS DONE.  A MONTH DOWN THE ROAD THE ATTORNEY IS REQUESTING AUDIO TO CHECK IT AGAINST THE TRANSCRIPT.   I HAD TWO MOTIONS TO COMPEL FOR AUDIO AND I SAID IT DOESN'T EXIST.

UPON THE SECOND MOTION TO COMPEL THE ATTORNEY REQUESTING THE AUDIO ASKED THE MAGISTRATE TO HIRE A FORENSIC WHATEVER TO RETRIEVE AUDIO FROM MY RECORDER AND COMPUTER.  MAGISTRATE DENIED IT SAYING TOO INVASIVE.  HOWEVER THERE IS A THIRD MOTION TO COMPEL AGAINST ME WHERE BY I WAS MISSING HALF A TRANSCRIPT.  i HAD TO EXPLAIN THAT A NINE HOUR LIVE DEPO WITH INTERPRETER IS HALF THE PAGES PLUS AN HOUR OFF FOR LUNCH.    MAGISTRATE GAVE AN ADDITIONAL TWO HOURS TO COMPLETE DEPONENT'S DEPO SINCE IT NEVER FINISHED BECAUSE ALL PARTIES WALKED OUT AFTER A HOSTILE AURA AND BAR COMPLAINTS BEING THROWN BACK AND FORTH.  ATTORNEY IS COMING AFTER THE REPORTER SAYING I CAUSED HER $400,000 IN DAMAGES IF SHE DOESN'T WIN HER CASE.  MY CLIENT WAS THE DEFENDANT IN THE CASE I WAS THERE TO DO.    ANY ADVISE>>>??????

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