Colloquies and stipulations among counsel

• Author: Joseph A. Ranney
• Pages: 299-314

COLLOQUIES &

STIPULATIONS

AMONG COUNSEL

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CHAPTER 18

COLLOQUIES AND STIPULATIONS

AMONG COUNSEL

I. DISCUSSIONS AMONG COUNSEL ON AND OFF THE RECORD

§18:01 What Does It Mean to Be “On the Record” and “Off the Record”?

§18:02 What Must Be “On the Record” and What May Be “Off the Record”?

§18:03 Going Off the Record: Resolution of Objections

§18:04 Going Off the Record: Conf‌idential Documents and Information

§18:05 Are Agreements Made at Depositions Binding?

§18:06 Going Off the Record: Clarif‌ication of Questions and Testimony

§18:07 Going Off the Record: Litigation Housekeeping Matters

§18:08 Making a Record of Disputes

[§§18:09-18:19 Reserved]

II. STIPULATIONS

§18:20 Introduction: General Purpose of Procedural Stipulations

§18:21 “The Usual Stipulations, Counsel?”

§18:22 Stipulations: Extension or Contraction of Time to Review the Transcript

§18:23 Stipulations: Custody of the Original Deposition Transcript

§18:24 Stipulation: Custody of Deposition Exhibits

§18:25 Stipulation: Payment of Court Reporter’s Fees

§18:26 Stipulation: Payment of Expert’s Fees

III. FORMS AND CHECKLISTS

Form 18-1 Checklist: Rules for Deposition Conversations

Form 18-2 Checklist: Sample Language for Putting Stipulations on the Record at a Deposition

Form 18-3 Letter Conf‌irming Agreement that Each Side Will Bear its Own Experts’ Deposition Costs

Form 18-4 Letter Conf‌irming Central Depository for Original Transcripts and Exhibits

COLLOQUIES &

STIPULATIONS

AMONG COUNSEL

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