Federal Rule 30(b)(6) is the vehicle for taking depositions of corporate representatives in civil cases.  Such depositions are unique in many respects and contain traps for the unwary. A lack of familiarity with the Rule’s provisions can be disastrous for the noticed corporation and a bonanza for the noticing party.  This is the first of a series that will be published in Inter Alia regarding corporate representative depositions
under Rule 30(b)(6). It will focus on the Rule’s notice provision. 
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