1. Describe the difference of the two methods ofdiscovery, interrogatory and deposition. 2. Which methodwould be best in a legal action in a malpractice case andwhy? 3. What events occur in a Pretrial conference? What

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1. Describe the difference of the two methods of discovery, interrogatory and deposition. 2. Which method would be best in a legal action in a malpractice case and why? 3. What events occur in a Pretrial conference? What