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You are defending your witness’s deposition. Opposing counsel reads the stipulations into the record and is ready to proceed. Before asking the first question, he informs your client she can request a break at any time, but cannot break in the middle of a question. Opposing counsel also states your client cannot consult with you, at all, until the deposition has concluded. Can that be done? Well, depending on your jurisdiction, the answer is fuzzy.
Matt joins the Litigation team as an Of Counsel Attorney.