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It’s Okay to Say “I Don’t Know” in a Deposition For many people, a deposition is one of the most intimidating parts of a lawsuit. Sitting across from an attorney, answering questions under oath, and knowing that every word is being recorded can create significant anxiety. As a result, many witnesses and plaintiffs feel pressure…
Answering Requests for Production of Documents If you are involved in a lawsuit, one of the most important phases of the case is the discovery process. Discovery allows each side to gather information and evidence from the other side before trial. One common discovery tool is the Request for Production of Documents, often referred to…
Most people know they’ll probably sit for a deposition if they file a lawsuit. Far fewer realize that the litigation process usually begins with a stack of written questions and document requests. Lawyers call these requests written discovery. If you’ve suffered injuries in a car accident, become involved in an employment dispute, or filed another…
What to do in a deposition (1) If you don’t know or don’t remember, say that (2) bring a snack and a drink and make yourself as comfortable as possible (3) Don’t…
How to deal with crappy lawyers in a deposition. There are some real jerks out there. This article identifies of common “lawyer tricks” and what to do when you see them in a deposition.
How to prepare for a deposition (1) Be ready to bring your A game (2) Find out if your deposition will be recorded by stenographer or videographer and dress accordingly (3) Look over any documents…