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: Guiding Rights BlogHow To Take and Defend Effective Depositions
By Mark VB Partridge
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The key to winning your case or to an effective settlement can be a
solid depositon based on goals and strategy. Given the cost of
litigation, it is no longer acceptable to treat depostions as a
"standard" or "routine" process (if it ever was!). How you
prepare and what you do at the deposition can be critical to your
client's success. . . . and to yours.I have seen cases lost because of poor preparation, where the client was either unwilling to take or to pay for the time needed to do it right. I seen cases won where ...
Full post as published by Guiding Rights Blog on May 29, 2007 (boomark / email).
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