Shari Klevens (left) and Alanna Clair, Dentons. (Courtesy photo) Taking and defending depositions is a regular part of litigation. It can be a helpful tool to develop facts, but it also is an area ...

Depositions taken during discovery are the mainstays of your case. Although you often have the least amount of control over what information comes to light during opposing counsels’ depositions, the ...

As a young associate, taking a deposition can be both an exciting and intimidating process. Aside from trial, this may be the only time you are face-to-face with your adversaries, questioning and ...

In this post, we’re going to share three excellent deposition tips taken from a recent online presentation, How to Prepare for Your First (or 100th) Deposition, delivered by a pair of Miami-based ...

Depositions are a routine part of litigation, but they are not without risk. There are a number of high-profile decisions in which lawyers have been sanctioned or punished by courts for improper ...

Recently, I was asked to testify as an expert witness on executive compensation at a deposition for a civil lawsuit between two partners in a heavy construction business. With a lifetime of corporate ...

Law360 (June 16, 2025, 2:03 PM EDT) -- Rule 32(a)(3) of the Federal Rules of Evidence permits broad use of corporate witness testimony at trial by adverse parties. For this reason, sophisticated ...

A deposition is an important part of the litigation process, and transcribing it is useful in cases when there's a need to reference back to the procedure. A high-quality deposition transcription ...