Object to the form of the question. While it’s a technically permissible and proper deposition objection, it generally proves of limited utility beyond venting. Most litigators have, however, encountered at least one opponent who believes in repeating this line after virtually every worthwhile deposition question. Whether that opponent rigidly interprets Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 32(d)(3)’s waiver rule on depositions or simply desires to disrupt the examination’s flow, many flawless inquiries …