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Read blends experience with the right amount of humor in a skillful and easily understood fashion.
Loved the videos to view along with the advice.
As a practicing tax attorney, i found it very helpful in dealing with the internal revenue service.
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Fantastic work on depositions and preparing for the same.
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More importantly, the book analyzes many commonly overused and/or underused deposition techniques.
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There's a ton of how to take a deposition books out there written by would-be trial lawyers.
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That is, lawyers that call themselves litigators when all they do is struggle through depositions, waste time and money, and settle cases before trial.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
In other instances, the author points out situations where a witness (or his defending attorney) simply dropped the ball and gave damaging testimony - when simply providing an honest and responsive answer would have been much easier.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Unlike with trial practice, there aren't that many general reference books on deposition practice.
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Particularly the preparing your witness section (chapter 3).
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This should be required reading for every law firm's young litigation lawyers.
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He states in page number 155, ignore opposing counsel.
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