Lauson v. Stop-N-Go Foods, Inc.
District Court, W.D. New York
1Opinion of the Court
DECISION AND ORDER
(Motion in Limine)
SKRETNY, District Judge.
Defendant Stop-N-Go Foods, Inc. brings the present motion in limine, seeking the Court’s permission to use as evidence in chief at trial the deposition testimony of Harold A. Mather, a non-party witness. In support of the motion, defendant submits the affidavit of its attorney, Robert A. Doren (“Doren. aff.”), a memorandum of law (“Memo”) and a reply memorandum of law (“Reply Memo”). In opposition, plaintiff submits the affidavit of her attorney, Charles L. Davis (“Davis aff.”), and a memorandum of law (“Davis Memo”).
For the reasons…
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