There’s nothing worse that getting caught unprepared for a deposition, which is why when your litigator tells you to prepare, you ought to listen. Naturally, the specifics will vary wildly depending on the nature of your case, but you need to familiarize yourself with the deposition questions you’re most likely to come up against and know how to answer them with as much certainty as possible.
Here’s a list of basic information that deposition questions will likely probe to help you get started. Keep in mind that surface answers may not be specific enough, so it’s best to be able to answer them thoroughly:
Naturally. knowing how to do a deposition will depend on the details and nature of your case. This is a basic list, geared toward personal injury cases. Also, it’s quite possible that you will end up in a video deposition, especially if you’re not located where the case is being investigated. Don’t let that confuse or intimidate you; your lawyer can help with video deposition tips. In fact, video deposition services can ease the tension of being in a room with aggressive litigators.
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