For trial lawyers, difficult witnesses are inevitable. But they’re not all the same.
Some will have unhelpful versions of the facts. Others will be evasive by design or by nature. Some will even be hostile to you, your client or your case.
For trial lawyers, difficult witnesses are inevitable. But they're not all the same. While each type of difficult witness presents its own challenges, counsel can successfully cope with each by using simple techniques. The resulting deposition transcript will provide a solid foundation for dealing with witnesses at trial.
July 09, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on The Recorder
For trial lawyers, difficult witnesses are inevitable. But they’re not all the same.
Some will have unhelpful versions of the facts. Others will be evasive by design or by nature. Some will even be hostile to you, your client or your case.
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