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Re: drugmanrx post# 94522

Thursday, 10/15/2020 10:26:38 AM

Thursday, October 15, 2020 10:26:38 AM

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Providing during discovery to QMC attorneys, a document (314) that list penalties but providing to the court the same document (201) that list them as liquidated damages.

I heard this part and the explanation that an employee (or was it a contractor?) used "penalties" on his own. It sounded reasonable but I do not know if an alleged mistake like that can be leveraged to turn the case in QMC's favor. To my non-legal ears it came across as Minns looking to make something more sinister than maybe it was. It reminded me of a moment during the class action suit in the breast implant case against Dow Corning when the attorney was interviewing this old retired chemist (in an effort to breach the corporate veil) and pushed that Dow Chemical should be liable too because of the work he did there in some small lab doing a little contract testing for Dow Corning.

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