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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wincenworks" data-source="post: 9020833" data-attributes="member: 7038835">They'll likely only be available if they get filed as part of the case, since the thing with depositions and expert testimony is that they can go on for hours and hours, and the court really only wants each side to bring what they think is relevant.It's not uncommon for lawyers to do a four hour deposition, then get a two hour expert opinion on that deposition - then throw that all out when they find they don't need that anymore because discovery has just uncovered a smoking gun where the person outright admits to the relevant facts in an unprotected email.If WotC finds an email in an obscure account where Justin tells Ernie that he knows WotC is still using the trademark but he doesn't care, he doesn't think DriveThruRPG should count because they're liberal cucks - WotC won't need the expert testimony of the likelihood of Justin having being able to discover that via a basic Google search.Given discovery is extended in this case I'm guessing a large part of this is juniors is law firms having to read through thousands of emails, Discord chats, text messages, etc and make notes to try to find the sound bytes that work best for their case - and WotC's are probably uncovering more as they go since Justin quite honestly probably can't remember all the places and times he discussed business due to sloppy compartmentalization and business practices.</blockquote>