Law Humor

By Judge Jerry Buchmeyer

From Joseph A. Fischer, III of Houston (Mayor, Day, etc.), this rather imaginative - but certainly useful - objection made by the opposing attorney during the plaintiff's deposition.

Q. (By Mr. Fischer): So your testimony is that your failure to remember what was provided to you makes what was provided to you inadequate?

Plaintiff's Attorney: Objection to the form of the question. That's a tricky question.

Q. (By Mr. Fischer): You can answer it if you understand it.

Plaintiff's Attorney: The objection to the question is being too tricky.

Full post as published by Say What! on August 21, 2009 (boomark / email).