Depositions of Corporate Representatives Sample Clauses

Depositions of Corporate Representatives. In any instance when the deposition of a Corporate Representative on behalf of Citizens is requested by another party, such request must be communicated in writing Citizens immediately (the same day). Prior to designating a Corporate Representative for any purpose, Citizens requires receipt of the Notice of Deposition outlining the specific topic areas for which a Corporate Representative is requested. Only after Citizens’ review and careful consideration of the topic areas outlined in the Notice of Deposition will the appropriate individual(s) be designated to testify as Corporate Representative on behalf of Citizens.‌
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Depositions of Corporate Representatives. In any instance when the deposition of a Corporate Representative on behalf of Citizens is requested by another party, such request shall be communicated to the Litigation Specialist immediately (the same day) and documented in Acuity. Prior to designating a Corporate Representative for any purpose, Citizens requires receipt of the Notice of Deposition outlining the specific topic areas for which a Corporate Representative is required. Only after Citizens’ review and careful consideration of the topic areas outlined in the Notice of Deposition will the appropriate individual(s) be designated by Citizens to testify as Corporate Representative(s) on behalf of Citizens. Additionally, Citizens requires that the Firm file a “Notice of Designation” prior to producing any individual as Corporate Representative outlining the specific topic areas for which the designee is offered, along with any applicable discovery objections. An exemplar of the “Notice of Designation” can be obtained from the Litigation Specialist.

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  • Nurse Representatives The Employer agrees to recognize two (2) Nurse Representatives for the purpose of dealing with grievances and conducting Union interviews.

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