deposition transcript: A-5791
The deponent discusses their review of a Westlaw report and e-mail traffic, confirming a Bronxville address and a reference to Robert Conrad, Catherine Conrad's father. The deponent's firm had previously identified Robert Conrad. The testimony highlights the firm's awareness of Catherine Conrad's family information during their investigation.
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The deponent discusses their review of a Westlaw report and e-mail traffic, confirming a Bronxville address and a reference to Robert Conrad, Catherine Conrad's father. The deponent's firm had previously identified Robert Conrad. The testimony highlights the firm's awareness of Catherine Conrad's family information during their investigation.
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