The IAS Court acted within its discretion in finding that the previous depositions of the corporate employees responsible for the investigation and the decision to discharge plaintiff, as well as documents provided by defendant, were sufficient for plaintiff's purposes, and that the deposition now sought would be "unreasonably intrusive". We note that although the parties elected to chart their own course, the theory of liability for which disclosure was sought appeared nowhere...
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