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Category Archives: Discovery
DEPOSITION OF TREATING DOCTOR WHO REFUSES TO MEET WITH PLAINTIFF ATTORNEY
Some time ago plaintiff lawyers experienced a problem in Washington State when treating doctors refused to meet with or discuss their patient’s case with plaintiff lawyer. Some insisted they would not meet at all and some would only meet if … Continue reading
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PERPETUATION OF TESTIMONY OF A DYING CLIENT
It is not very often in our normal practice we are called upon to perpetuate the testimony of a client who will likely not survive to trial. In cases of mesothelioma it tragically is the case, but on occasion in … Continue reading
A SIMPLE ATTORNEY DEPOSITION PREPRATION CHECKLIST
We all know how to take depositions, but sometimes we forget the basics because we think we don’t have to prepare. Here’s a very simple outline of things to consider before you take a deposition. It’s a reminder of what we … Continue reading
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