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Depositions: who should attend?
I’ve been getting a series of alarming searches on the subject of “should the plaintiff attend the defendant’s deposition?” And I’ve responded: YES YES YES YES YES. Of course. You must. Today I got a search string so much more … Continue reading
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The Case of the Disappeared Plaintiff
I’m having the strangest experience. During the process of filing a grievance against my personal injury lawyers (the whole history is under the Sidelines category “Problems with your lawyer”), I demanded that Dinkes & Schwitzer — who claimed that my entire … Continue reading
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How to live through your lawsuit: patience
When I’m working on deposition prep — and I do and will recommend that you plaintiffs do a lot of this work — I often get too tuckered out by the end of the day to get my own dinner together. … Continue reading
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