Moyle v. Clarke et al

Filing 76

ORDER that after review of the objections noticed in the trial deposition of Craig Neemann, the objections are overruled or sustained as noted in the order. When objections have been sustained, the question in connection with those objections shall be deleted from the video deposition. When objections are overruled, those objections should also be deleted. Ordered by Senior Judge Lyle E. Strom. (JSF)

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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF NEBRASKA WILLIAM J. MOYLE, ) ) Plaintiff, ) ) v. ) ) CONCRETE INDUSTRIES, INC., ) ROGER T. CLARKE, and NEBCO, ) INC., ) ) Defendants. ) ) v. ) ) MECHANICAL SYSTEMS, INC., and ) ACUITY INSURANCE COMPANY, its ) workers’ compensation insurer,) ) Intervenors/Defendants. ) ______________________________) 8:12CV434 ORDER After review of the objections noticed in the trial deposition of Craig Neemann, IT IS ORDERED that the objections are overruled or sustained as noted: Page 20, Lines 6, 9: Overruled Page 21, Line 7: Overruled Page 27, Lines 9, 20-21: Overruled Page 28, Line 25: Sustained Page 29, Line 13: Overruled; Line 25: Sustained Page 30, Line 23: Sustained Page 31, Line 11: Sustained; Line 20: Overruled Page 32, Lines 1, 8-9, 14: Sustained Page 34, Lines 15-16: Sustained; Line 25: Overruled Page 36, Lines 14, 20: Overruled Page 37, Lines 2-3, 8-9: Sustained Page 39, Line 24: Sustained Page 40, Lines 4, 8, 22-23: Sustained Page 41, Lines 6-7, 25 and Page 42, Line 1: Sustained Page 48, Lines 1-2: Sustained; Lines 11-12: Overruled Page 49, Lines 5-6: Sustained Page 51, Line 5: Overruled Page 62, Line 24: Overruled Page 66, Line 4: Overruled When objections have been sustained, the question in connection with those objections shall be deleted from the video deposition. When objections are overruled, those objections should also be deleted. DATED this 24th day of September, 2013. BY THE COURT: /s/ Lyle E. Strom ____________________________ LYLE E. STROM, Senior Judge United States District Court -2-

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