Plaintiff Trial Lawyer Tips
JANUARY 15, 2025
GOALS OF CROSS EXAMINATION Lawyers sometimes fail to prepare for cross examination in the same way they do other parts of the trial. Thats why cross examination is often not only unsuccessful but, boring. Great trial lawyers plan their cross examination and have specific goals in mind.
Lawmatics
MARCH 1, 2023
The rules surrounding depositions can be enough to send new lawyers into a cold sweat. Depositions are a critical tool for building a case, and as such, it is essential for attorneys of all skill levels to be well-versed in the various objections that can arise during the course of a deposition. Example Attorney A: "So, Ms.
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Attorney at Work
JULY 13, 2021
If you’re a budding litigator, your list may include taking a plaintiff’s deposition or cross-examining an expert witness. When opportunities arise, you can ask to take the deposition or work on the labor matter. Once you have your list, use it as a checklist.
E-Discovery LLC
FEBRUARY 11, 2025
1] The Court resolved cross-motions to compel. The defense sought a broad forensic examination of plaintiffs ESI, and plaintiffs question was who pays? The Cooper Court also ordered discovery of a cell phone providers text message log as a useful cross-check on the completeness of discovery. Emphasis added]. Sanders, 437 U.S.
Plaintiff Trial Lawyer Tips
OCTOBER 31, 2024
Opening statement, witness examination & summation Depositions Review all depositions & index for access at trial Create summary of relevant testimony with index to access at trial Decide how to use at trial. . Index & make summary of relevant information for use at trial. Decide how to use at trial.
Gerry Oginski's New York Legal Blog
JANUARY 17, 2018
You're asked during cross examination how fast you were going fifty feet before the impact. You might have known it when you were questioned at your pretrial question and answer session known as a deposition. Want to know why? It's because when you guess you could be right and then again, you could be wrong.
Gerry Oginski's New York Legal Blog
JUNE 23, 2018
First, a deposition is a question and answer session that’s given under oath. A deposition is considered pretrial testimony. “Sure, I’ll produce her for deposition. But only after the ‘parties’ have been questioned at their own deposition,” your lawyer says. There’s no jury there.
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