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Category # 01 - Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA) FormsMVA310401 Driver
(Client or Adverse) Deposition Checklist
MVA310405
Truck Driver Under
Control of Defendant, Deposition Checklist MVA310407 Notice of Taking Deposition of Corporation Regarding Driver Employee. MVA310409 Attorney's Combination Checklist for Police Officer (MVA) Interview, Deposition, Trial Testimony MVA007 Plaintiff's Request for Admissions, Rear End MVA (Auto or Truck Vehicle Accident) MVA310403 Request to Adverse Driver to Bring Items to the Deposition. MVA310411 Photo Assignment Checklist. Category # 02 - Premises Liability Forms
Category # 03a - Bodily Injury Litigation: Deposition, Litigation, and Trial FormsBI3009 Stipulation for Physical Exam - Plaintiff's should demand this stipulation if the defense is asking for an IME. BI3010 Handout for Plaintiff Client Before the Adverse Medical Examination. BI3121 Bodily Injury Claimant Take-Home Form is four single spaced pages of items you should ask your plaintiff client to bring you, plus some standard advice you do not want to forget to give your client. BI002 Request for Admissions, Medical Expenses - Good for states like Texas, where a general denial pleading is used, or anytime the defense is denying medical expenses without justification. BI3106 Checklist for Deposition of
Plaintiff's Bodily Injury (also Injuries Checklist - for both
Plaintiff and Defense offices - for both depositions and trials.
Probably one of our most used checklists.
BI3006 Bodily Injury Client's Checklist - for Plaintiff's offices. A check-the-box approach like doctors' offices use, to have a client list areas of injury. BI005 Spouse's Testimony re Plaintiff's Personal Injury Checklist Category # 03b - Medical Witnesses and Doctors Deposition, Litigation, and Trial Forms
MED3421
Plaintiff's Attorney Direct Examination of Plaintiff's Own Treating Doctor
- Designed for the plaintiff's attorney who wants to prepare a direct
examination of the plaintiff's treating doctor, for deposition or for trial.
MED3423
Defense
Attorney Depo of Plaintiff's Treating Doctor
- A solid standard
format for personal injury defense attorneys to have in their notebook of
deposition checklists.
MED3424- Duces Tecum Demand to Doctor being Deposed. A checklist form for building the duces tecum list in your subpoena to the doctor you are deposing MED3426 Defense Direct Examination of Defense Doctor. Question checklist form built for the defendant’s attorney to use as a checklist in performing the direct examination of the defense medical doctor.. MED3428 Plaintiff's Attorney's Cross-Exam of the Defense Doctor. Question checklist form designed for plaintiffs’ attorneys in bodily injury cases. It is based on the assumption that the defense hired a doctor to examine your client plaintiff and you need to cross-examine the doctor. MED3434 Plaintiff's Personal Injury Direct Exam of Physical Therapist. An excellent source for objective evidence of injury is the physical therapist, too often overlooked by trial counsel. MED3432 Additional Testimony: Plastic Surgeon. This is for use as additional questions to ask when the doctor is a reconstructive surgeon. Add it on to the materials in forms MED3421 through MED3428. Category # 04 - Deposition Aids and Witness PreparationDEP4006 "Pointers for Witnesses" for Deposition or Trial --- A Witness Preparation Instruction Handout The one best aid for preparing witnesses to testify. Witness Instruction Handout is an easy to use tool for you to teach in the office, and for your witness to learn at home. DEP4008 Pointers for Witness in Videotaped Deposition The "Pointers" with instructions adapted specially for witnesses whose depositions will be videotaped. DEP009 Personal Injury Client Testimony: Additional Preparation Instructions DEP1207 Instructions to Video Photographer at Deposition DEP1217 Objections to Taking Notice Deposition, with Motion for Protective Order When a five day notice of deposition arrives, this is a form that an attorney should have ready in their computer, before they need it, to give him/her the assurance they know what to do and how to do it ASAP. Category # 05 - Tips and Forms regarding Experts
Category # 06 - Product Liability FormsPROD001 Products Liability Deposition Checklist - Plaintiff Category # 07 - Liquor Law Liability, Dram Shop, FormsLIQ3111 Liquor liability lawsuit deposition questions and tips to establish liability, or prepare defense witnesses. Category # 08 - Forms re Discovery of Electronic Records#ELEC3320.
Litigation Hold Letter to Client. Tell your litigation your clients
their obligations to preserve evidence, including electronic evidence. Category # 09 - Settlement FormsSET001 Settlement
Evaluation and Summary Letter System
Category # 10 - Proven Tips and StrategiesTIP3013 Handling the Media - Public Relations WIT0503 Standard Questions to Use in Cross-Examination WIT0505
What you should do when the witness says: "I don't remember." Category # 11 - Trial Notebook Trial Forms
Category # 12 - Attorney Fee Awards.
Handbook for attorneys.
This a a 199 page (chock
full, compacted) down to earth, direct advice. The author admits to unqualified
assertions to give you the sort of advice you would get if you asked a senior
partner litigator for advice. Law, tactic, and forms, including deposition
outline for questioning the adverse expert witness on attorney fees, and a trial
question outline for the direct examination of your own expert witness on your
request for an attorney's fee award, are in
Attorney Fee
Award: a handbook for attorneys. Additional deposition, settlement, negotiation, and trial forms. More are made available for distribution about every 60 days. Articles on deposition, trials, and litigation practice. From time to time we post free articles about deposition or trial preparation, such as the following. The Ethics of Preparing the Witness for a Deposition. Every good trial attorney prepares the witness for the deposition. Before you meet, you should think how you will handle the situation if the witness is not telling the facts in a believable manner, or there are or there are other problems with the witness that need... Read entire article>Another is our series of free articles tells you the way to have your expert witness testify on the ultimate issues in a negligence case. Read Three Ultimate Questions All our deposition checklists are designed to give you questions to ask in both depositions and trials. They will help you organize, focus on critical questions, and prevent overlooking questions you should ask. The customer category favorites are:
Questions? Read our Q&A page. P.S. For all Lawyers. Building Trial Notebooks, a hard copy trial notebook system, with two notebook binders, over 500 pages of text and forms, updated and supplemented annually with additional material, plus a CD of all the forms --- now is available for every lawyer engaged in litigation. Authored by our Lawyer Trial Forms author, it will get you up and running in the litigation race. Building Trial Notebooks is ready for sale at the James Publishing, Inc., site, the sole distributor of that hardcover three ring binder book .Product Catalog Version: 03.05.2008
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