The funny thing is that trials usually take up a mere fraction of the time
than does the discovery process. In my Honeywell case, we literally worked
for 2 years, 7 days a week, doing discovery. If I recall correctly, I had
to attend something like 125 depositions during that 2 year period. And as
Mike says, there may be zero public comment during that time. People will
be wondering what is going on, and then suddenly some sort of an
announcement will be made, right out of the blue.
Oh well.
ARD
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