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The Effective Deposition: Techniques and Strategies That Work (Nita Practical Guide Series)
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About The Effective Deposition: Techniques And Strategies
Product Description The mechanics of taking and defending depositions are simple, but to avoid mistakes you must be thoroughly familiar with the applicable rules. Small or inadvertent mistakes can cost money and time, and prevent the use of valuable deposition testimony on behalf of your client. In this popular book, David M. Malone and Peter T. Hoffman help you master the critical deposition skills you need to compete in the courtroom. The Effective Deposition, Revised Second Edition, incorporates the 2000 Amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. These amendments focus on, among other things, the scope of discovery, the length of depositions, and what is required by the mandatory disclosures. This book discusses how to take and defend depositions under the Federal Rules as they existed through the year 2000 and note any changes due to the 2000 Amendments. Since many states still follow the pre-1993 version of the Federal Rules concerning discovery, the practice under the pre-1993 version is examined as well. About the Author David M. Malone is President of Trial Run Inc., a trial consulting and advocacy training firm. He is the co-author of Effective Expert Testimony (NITA, 2000), Expert Rules: 100 (and More) Points You Need to Know About Expert Witnesses (NITA, 1999), and author of Deposition Rules: The Pocket Guide to Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How (NITA, 1998). Peter T. Hoffman is the Earl Dunlap Distinguished Professor of Law at the University of Nebraska College of Law where he teaches courses in trial advocacy, evidence, and pretrial litigation, and coordinates as well as teaches in the Law Colleges clinical programs.
