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Kim Beck is a Cincinnati lawyer who knows what she is doing. She has fifteen years of experience working in Cincinnati, mostly for the defense. Now, she represents people who have been hurt in serious accidents.
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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…
Ask yourself “What should I do if I’m in a car accident?” before an accident occurs. A crash is jarring. Your priorities are simple: protect people first, then protect your rights. Think in phases—safety, documentation, and notification. Small, calm steps prevent further harm and preserve facts you’ll need later. Ask if everyone is alright. First,…
If you sue a drug company, you are going to have to fill out some forms. Right off the bat, we always ask our clients to fill out some forms so we can better understand what the case is about. We also ask questions that help us to determine whether you have a good case….
The Deposition Notice You or your lawyer will receive a “deposition notice.” That will tell you when and where your deposition will occur. It will also tell you whether your deposition will be recorded by a stenographer or a stenographer/videographer. A stenographer is the court reporter. The stenographer will type out everything everyone says. If…
HIPAA – What it means, why you should care, how it helps you.
What is Expected of Me in a Deposition – Whether My Case or Someone Else’s? The Court Expects You to Be Respectful. What is expected of me in a deposition? Respect! Forget everything you have seen on television about lawsuits or court cases. Law & Order is very entertaining, but not very realistic. There will…
What should I ask a lawyer? How do you know if this is the right lawyer for you? This article provides a starting point and some suggestions to get the discussion rolling.