- 20Sep2016
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Witnesses, Know When to Use Your Own Words
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I frequently travel around the country to meet with attorneys in order to help them get witnesses get ready for deposition. As we share our best practices, I will sometimes notice that there is a difference of opinion over how much or how little a well-prepared witness ought to say.
- 04Feb2015
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Six Expert Witness Mistakes to Avoid
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Your expert might be one of the most qualified people in his field, but that alone won’t guarantee that he will be an asset to your case. The fact is that even the best experts are still human, and the stress of deposition or trial can result in critical mistakes that might have been avoided with proper coaching and preparation.
- 01Nov2014
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Why Didn’t My Witness Do What I Told Him To Do During Witness Preparation?
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- 10May2014
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Calm Your Clients’ Jitters About Their Deposition
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- 01Sep2013
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Know When to Pursue Witness Inconsistency and When to Let it Go
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- 01Aug2013
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Tune Your Witness’s Tone of Voice
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- 01Jun2013
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Test the Credibility of Your Turncoat Witness
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- 01Jun2013
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A Potted Plant? Eh, Not So Much.
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- 01Jan2013
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Consider a Blind Expert Witness
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- 01Nov2011
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Be a Potted Plant: Sanctions For Deposition Coaching and Witness Conferences
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- 01May2010
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Detecting Witness Deception
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- 01Mar2010
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Dealing with Witness Anxiety
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- 01Mar2010
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Working With The Players: Witnesses, Judges, Clerks, Bailiffs & Expert Witnesses
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- 01Apr2009
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Preparing a Witness for a Successful Deposition
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- 01Dec2008
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Dealing with Difficult Witnesses and Attorneys
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- 01Aug2008
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Deposition Trap: The Out of Town Witness
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