Used effectively, a deposition can be a potent weapon at trial. Therefore, careful attention should be paid to prepare a witness for his or her deposition, especially if that person is a party to the action. Successfully handled, the deposition does not detract from your presentation at trial.
The first step is to review all relevant documents pertaining to the case. Documents provide the skeletal structure of a case and the testimon...
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