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00:00:00 [Music] Barry Goldberg here a lot of clients want to know what a deposition is and how it affects their case well let’s talk about that once a case is filed the other side is allowed to take your testimony under penalty of perjury in front of a court reporter and what kind of questions do they ask they ask background questions they ask medical history questions and you have to answer uh truthfully under oath I always recommend that people answer short answers and clear answers and give estimates of time space distance and
00:00:36 that usually works very well my goal in most depositions is to have them over in a couple of hours the longer deposition goes the more tired the our client gets the more Meandering the questions get the more evidence that the other side can get somehow to use against you in the case so in depositions the important thing is preparation at our office we usually prepare our clients for a longer period of time than the actual deposition itself if you have other questions about depositions or anything
00:01:08 else in litigation please give me a call
