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As most lawyers realize, there is more to the deposition process than just the deposition. This book separates the deposition pro-cess into three distinct stages: (1) before the deposition, (2) during the deposition, and (3) after the deposition.
III. DEPOSITIONS GENERALLY UNDER NEW YORK STATE LAW A. Deposition is one of the disclosure devices authorized by the CPLR. See CPLR 3102(a). Practitioners who frequently appear in New York state court often refer to depositions as “EBTs,” which is short for “examinations before trial.”
© Practising Law Institute 5 PREPARING FOR THE DEPOSITION 1. Develop Case Strategy a. Map the Case with Themes and a Narrative i. Connect each witness to your narrative ii. Identify the role(s) of the deposition in the overall case strategy. For example, you may want your deposition to accomplish one or more of the following:
Deposition Preparation: The Ten Essential Steps. As a new associate you’re likely to be taking depositions. Here’s a ten-step checklist to help you avoid common pitfalls that can hurt a deposition. 1. DEPoSE or DoN’T DEPoSE? Is the deposition even necessary?
Depositions 101: Setting Up the Win at the Plaintif’s Deposition. I. Introduction. When preparing to depose the plaintif, begin with the end in mind – the goal of the case. What is the ultimate objective, not just in the deposition, but for the lawsuit? To win, you may say, but how do you define a win?
VIII. The popular name for depositions is “EBT” (Examination Before Trial) but depositions can be taken, by Court Order, before an action has been commenced, during trial and even after trial (see, CPLR 3102(c), (d) and CPLR 5229). PURPOSE AND GOALS. I. Depositions can be used for many purposes: A. Trial testimony B. Admissions
28 Μαΐ 2015 · Deposition defined and explained with examples. The giving of testimony under oath, recorded in writing, to be used in the investigation of a case, and in court. Legal Dictionary
