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Checklists prevent attorney blunders of forgetting questions. Depositions are a key part of product defect cases. The liability of non-liability of the defendant may depend on the answers given by the plaintiff or a fact witness during his/her deposition. To avoid disappointment, you as an attorney need an outline, in checklist form, of the questions to be asked. Do not be one of those defense attorneys who walks out after the deposition and realizes that crucial areas of questioning have been forgotten. Do not be one of those plaintiff attorneys who walks out of the deposition and realizes that the plaintiff had not been prepared by you to answer questions on a make-or-break issue. This does not have to be you, if you are armed with a comprehensive question checklist developed by a senior trial attorney with years of products liability experience.
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Liability Deposition Checklist - Plaintiff or Fact Witness The legal forms, deposition and trial checklists, testimony question outlines and other lawyer litigation tips, tactics, and tools of LawyerTrialForms.com™ are intended only for attorneys and their legal assistants. They provide information about the subject matter covered, but only to attorneys and their legal assistants. They are provided or sold with the understanding that the author, editor, and publisher do not render legal or other professional services. Purchasers should themselves research original sources of authority and local law. If legal advice or other expert assistance is required, seek the service of a competent professional. Read Full Warnings, Disclaimers, and Legal Notices. Copyright, Leonard H. Bucklin, 2006 to 02/08/2010. |