Setting up for taking a deposition to preserve testimony;
Considerations in making the decision whether to represent the non-party witness when you represent a party to the litigation. Making sure you have met all the procedural requirements including informed consent, an adequate retainer agreement, limitations on payments to the witness, and making objections at the deposition.
Time: 16:03
Preparing a Non-Party Witness for Preservation of Testimony
- Product Code: tak_prep
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Chris FitzgeraldChris Fitzgerald began doing trial work during law school with the Defender Clinic at City University of New York Law School and with the refugee unit... - complete bio |
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Deanne SiemerDeanne Siemer is a trial lawyer from Washington, D.C. who has tried technology-driven commercial cases before juries in state and federal courts aroun... -complete bio |
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