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Preparing for Depositions - On Demand
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Every case deserves witnesses who are prepared for deposition and trial. In Preparing for Depositions, Karen Koehler, co-author of Litigating Minor Impact Soft Tissue Cases, instructs your client and witnesses on how to testify successfully. Through easy-to-understand and enjoyable-to-watch "Do" and "Don't" scenarios, Koehler guides your witness out of the pitfalls of a messy deposition.
The program is broken down into ten short, essential rules of testimony that all of your witnesses need to know. Preparing for Depositions is something you can use in every litigation case to minimize your deposition and testimony preparation time. Help your witnesses help you. Give them the tools to prepare for informed and accurate testimony.
This program was originally produced by Guenther Group.
*Trial Guides suggests that while this video will reduce a lawyer's preparation time for each witness, and lead to better prepared witnesses, it should not take the place of a specific discussion between the lawyer and each witness on the facts of the case.
*Note: Unlike most of our videos, which are made at the Trial Guides facility, this video was originally printed in large volume by the video producer for Trial Guides distribution. The new release has different artwork but the same video content. If you already have Preparing for Depositions by Karen Koehler, you should not buy this product because the video content will be identical.
On Demand Program: 36 minutes
Original Air Date: 2011
Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 3 reviews.
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"If I could give it 3.5 stars, I'd probably do that. The production quality and graphics take you back to 1992. With that said, it does a decent job of getting some basic deposition advice across, even if you might not want your client always following exactly along the examples in the DVD."
"Having shown this video to over 50 clients in the past three years I can attest my clients benefit from watching this every time. I still spend, at least, 3 hours outside of this video preparing my clients on other topics to expect but this video saves me time and that’s why it’s worth every penny. Highly recommend. Karen Koehler is the GOAT one hell of a trial lawyer."
"At first glance, i wasnt overly impressed, but my client was and she was very well prepared for the deposition"
Click here for Access Instructions for On Demand Programs
Each user must register individually as they will need their own login to access the program.
Every case deserves witnesses who are prepared for deposition and trial. In Preparing for Depositions, Karen Koehler, co-author of Litigating Minor Impact Soft Tissue Cases, instructs your client and witnesses on how to testify successfully. Through easy-to-understand and enjoyable-to-watch "Do" and "Don't" scenarios, Koehler guides your witness out of the pitfalls of a messy deposition.
The program is broken down into ten short, essential rules of testimony that all of your witnesses need to know. Preparing for Depositions is something you can use in every litigation case to minimize your deposition and testimony preparation time. Help your witnesses help you. Give them the tools to prepare for informed and accurate testimony.
This program was originally produced by Guenther Group.
*Trial Guides suggests that while this video will reduce a lawyer's preparation time for each witness, and lead to better prepared witnesses, it should not take the place of a specific discussion between the lawyer and each witness on the facts of the case.
*Note: Unlike most of our videos, which are made at the Trial Guides facility, this video was originally printed in large volume by the video producer for Trial Guides distribution. The new release has different artwork but the same video content. If you already have Preparing for Depositions by Karen Koehler, you should not buy this product because the video content will be identical.
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