Premises Liability - Deposition Questions Outlines and Legal Forms,  to organize your deposition in less time, and speed your discovery with more efficiency.  Guaranteed!

Checklists - You will be so prepared for your deposition questions, you can focus on the other aspects in developing the case.

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Review this list for items to make your life easier:

• PREM003 Deposition checklist for taking the deposition of the defendant.
  Short description further down this page.
• PREM006 Deposition checklist for taking the deposition of the plaintiff. Short description further down this page.
• PREM002 Request for Inspection of Premises Our Request to Inspect Premises is a generic design, to get you what you want to get (evidence and better prepared lay and expert witnesses). Don't leave out items that experienced litigation attorneys include in their demands to inspect real property (such as demanding entry by more than you as attorney, or such as demanding that critical equipment be available or be operated on the site).
• PREM001 Notice of Taking Deposition of Defendant Organization This targeted Notice of Taking Deposition of an Organization form is written only for one side of a lawsuit, and only for one class of cases. It is written for plaintiffs in premises liability cases.
• PREM111 Interrogatories and Demands for Production, to Defendant. Always needed in premises liability cases involving either the condition of real estate and buildings, or what happened on the premises. For plaintiffs only, this unified set gives you a solid foundation for drafting the needed initial written discovery.

Our form checklists PREM003 and PREM006 are for different parties.

• PREM003 checklist is for taking the deposition of the defendant.
   
• PREM006 checklist is for taking the deposition of the plaintiff.

Both forms have pattern question outlines for depositions involving the use or ownership of land and buildings, whether the case is a slip and fall case, a fires and explosion case,  a product malfunction on premises case, or building construction, maintenance, or operation.

In addition, these forms are also useful for:

(investigation) preparation for investigation of the premises and of the other side's possible information.

(trial) preparation of trial questions.

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ELEC3324 Deposition Checklist for Discovery of Corporation's Electronic Files and Data  This is a "must-have" if either you have a corporate adversary or you are the attorney representing a company on any side of the case. (As you know, most of a corporation's information is stored electronically, and usually never printed out. This deposition checklist  is good not only for preparing for taking the deposition of a corporation, or preparing the corporate client for depositions.  This checklist outline form also gives you ideas for your demand for production of documents or your interrogatories inquiring about electronic data and documents.

The deposition question outline forms and other litigation forms in this section of our product catalog focus on premises cases, whether it is a retail store customer fall down, a property loss or personal injury from fire or explosion, a product failure on premises,  the bodily injury of a construction worker, the collapse of a building, or any other personal injury or property damages  arising on premises of the defendant.  The unifying features of all these cases, that brings them under the umbrella of premise liability law, is the design, construction, maintenance, and operation of the real estate premises, including protection of the occupants during operations on the premises.

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