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What to Expect During a Deposition: A Personal Injury Lawyer's Guide
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In this episode, Andrew and Colton will be explaining the process of a deposition, also known as an examination for discovery. In this episode you will learn the importance of a deposition and its purpose in a lawsuit.
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What to Expect During a Deposition: A Personal Injury Lawyer's Guide - YouTube
00:00 Intro
00:32 What is a Deposition or Examination for Discovery?
01:15 What is the purpose of a deposition?
03:17 What are leading questions and how are they useful in a deposition?
04:41 How Depositions Work on Virtual calls and Zoom calls
05:20 What happens if the other lawyer is not cooperating and being obstructive at a deposition?
06:32 What are the benefits of depositions via Zoom vs. in person?
07:07 How do lawyers prepare their clients before a deposition or examination for discovery?
07:53 How do lawyers prepare themselves and their client before a deposition?
10:49 What are lawyers doing during an examination for discovery?
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