Litigation
Aug. 19, 2003
Cross-Examining an Expert Need Not Be Futile Exercise
Column - Trial Strategy - By David B. Baum - Awe and trepidation - these are the emotions typical of the trial lawyer approaching cross-examination of an opposing expert. They are understandable given the expert's specialized background and a practiced demeanor geared to reinforce their authority. Faced with this type of opponent, many advocates subconsciously concede before they begin, approach the expert with no plan and so accomplish little in their cross-examination.
Trial Strategy
By David B. Baum
Awe and trepidation - these are th...
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