Daniel K. Johnson | Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP | April 24, 2018 One consideration during discovery is whether to request that other witnesses, besides the witness who is being deposed, be sequestered from that deposition. This is a particularly relevant consideration in construction disputes, which are often fact-intensive with dozens of witnesses and potential… Continue reading The Federal Rules – Who You can Bring with You to a Deposition
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Tips for Adjusters Preparing for a Deposition
Denise Johnson | Claims Journal | March 22, 2018 Doug Wood, an attorney and member of the California-based law firm of Clark Hill, offered some tips for adjusters on preparing for a deposition during an interview with Claims Journal. Wood, presented on the subject at this year’s Combined Claims Conference held in Orange County, California. Powered by InsuranceJournal.tv “There’s a… Continue reading Tips for Adjusters Preparing for a Deposition
Asking the Right Questions at the Expert’s Deposition to lay the foundation for your client’s Daubert Challenge
Rosario M. Vignali | Wilson Elser | October 2, 2017 Deposing your adversary’s liability expert is not only a chance to delve into the details of the expert’s opinions, but the deposition also presents a great opportunity for defense counsel to explore the sustainability of the expert’s opinions going forward. In the context of a… Continue reading Asking the Right Questions at the Expert’s Deposition to lay the foundation for your client’s Daubert Challenge
Depositions versus Examinations Under Oath
David Furtado – December 6, 2013 A comment to my earlier post, The Importance of Examinations Under Oath, asked me to differentiate between a deposition and an examination under oath. A deposition is a discovery tool used during litigation to take the sworn testimony of a witness. In Colorado, depositions are governed by Colorado Rule… Continue reading Depositions versus Examinations Under Oath