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: The Illinois Trial Practice BlogA Must-Not-Forget Tip for Dealing with Experts
By Evan Schaeffer
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Here's some good advice about dealing with experts, posted by Ron Miller at the Trial Lawyer Resource Center:
Do not send a letter, email or even leave a telephone message to an expert (or fact witness) that you would not like to read to a jury.
The complete post is here. Miller's other weblog is the Maryland Injury Lawyer Blog.
Related post: "Don't E-Mail a Testifying Expert."
Full post as published by The Illinois Trial Practice Blog on May 22, 2008 (boomark / email).
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