Sep 30, 2026 · 33 min · 12 segments
A door plug blows out mid-flight, passengers think they’re going to die, and suddenly the legal system asks them to relive it all again, for hours, on the record. We get into what plaintiff…
All right, so today we're going to talk about plaintiff depositions by big companies, maybe like the Boeing company.
I think about 38 or 39 of them are passengers and the rest of them are the spouses of those passengers.
how does that work? How do you represent all these people with different interests? Isn't there like ethical issues like representing? How do you do that?
Yeah, it's called, you can get a conflict of, you can have a, if there was not enough money, then you would get a conflicts waiver.
All right, so today we're going to talk about plaintiff depositions by big companies, maybe like the Boeing company.
I think about 38 or 39 of them are passengers and the rest of them are the spouses of those passengers.
how does that work? How do you represent all these people with different interests? Isn't there like ethical issues like representing? How do you do that?
Yeah, it's called, you can get a conflict of, you can have a, if there was not enough money, then you would get a conflicts waiver.
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