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: The Illinois Trial Practice BlogPreparing Experts for Depositions: Tips
By Evan Schaeffer
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When preparing experts for depositions, consider giving them these tips:
- When asked about an unfamiliar document, review it thoroughly before answering questions.
- Don't argue with the questioner--and don't joke either.
- Don't answer a question unless you're certain you understand it.
- If you're asked the same question question twice during a deposition, make sure your answers are consistent.
The tips in this post are derived from Mester's article, which focuses specifically on preparing med-mal experts for their depositions.
Full post as published by The Illinois Trial Practice Blog on August 04, 2010 (boomark / email).
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