Litigation
Jan. 17, 2001
Don't Hide Your Head in Deposition Cross
The eternal debate in deposition-taking is whether or not one should cross-examine a witness or party when that person gives an unexpected answer that dramatically helps your case. For example, when the defendant says, "Well, I thought the light for me was green, but on reflection it might have been red."
The eternal debate in deposition-taking is whether or not one should cross-examine a witness or party when that person gives an unexpected answer that dramatically helps your case. For example, when the defendant says, "Well, I thought the light for me was green, but on reflection i...
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