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: Law Blog - WSJ.comThe Perils of Contacting a Non-Party Witness: Sanctions Upheld for Cleary
By Dan Slater
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Judge Loretta Preska’s sanction of New York law firm Cleary Gottlieb shall be left undisturbed, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals ruled today in a summary order.
Last August, Judge Preska gave the firm a lashing, saying in a sanction order that it had shown “a willingness to operate in the murky area between zealous advocacy and improper conduct” in attempting to interfere with the deposition of a non-party witness in the case of Republic of Congo v. Kensington International read more
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