Deposit of discovery is one of the most important stages in personal injury litigation. It is during the deposit of discovery that insurance company lawyers have the opportunity to ask the victims of the accident directly about the accident and the wounded. Similarly, at the time of the defendant's deposit, your attorney can discover much about the accident version of the insurance company. For a sample list of deposit questions, see Form 11 in Obtaining Personal Injury Claims. A successful deposit date greatly increases the chances of a quick and fair settlement.
Discovery deposits give lawyers the opportunity to choose the hearts of individuals who have been displaced. Deposits are usually made at a lawyer's office. The testimony takes place under oath and is recorded by a stenographer. Therefore, great care must be taken to accurately describe the accident and the resulting injury. By confronting an individual with a clearly false deposit testimony at trial, the lawyer can undermine the individual's credibility in the eyes of a judge, ju jury or arbitration committee. That is why thorough preparation before the date of deposition is necessary.
Perhaps the most important advice your lawyer can give you while preparing for a deposit is to tell the truth. Even the most sophisticated lawyers struggle to stumble individuals who tell the truth and stick to it. Clients may think that they can outperform other lawyers by bending to favor the truth. In many cases, other lawyers can know when this is happening and uncover lies. An otherwise valuable case can be lost by a small lie. Ju judges, judges, and arbitration committees do not sympathize with liars or injuries.
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