Gee, (or more specifically, Golly Gee), would an upright firm such as IBM attempt to violate 18 U.S.C. § 1512 on witness tampering? That means, would IBM try to contact all of my witnesses in an attempt to influence them to delay testimony or withhold records? I think so. But when I asked IBM what their intent on writing my witnesses, IBM refused to answer.
And IBM deposed me under oath, and asked me questions about my, how shall I phrase this, about my nether regions. (Hey, this is a PG-13 rated blog.) That's mean. And worse: they made me sign a document about keeping things secret, and that same year, they break the secrecy with me under oath. Sort of liking trying to get answers so that they can blackmail me with it later.
Say it ain't so, IBM.
But, specifically IBM, say it ain't so by providing the reason Kevin Lauri of Jackson Lewis, partner in NYC, asked those three (plus) questions on what I would hope would be off-limit questions.
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