Episode 172: Second-Order Knowledge Examinations

10,000 Depositions Later Podcast by Jim Garrity

May 8, 202615:55Business

In this episode, Jim talks about the value of "second-order" examinations - asking deponents not only what they know, but what others know (and what others know that still others know, which is a form of third-order know...

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