What is a deposition? A deposition is an opportunity for the opposing attorney to question you about pertinent documentation and/or facts about your case, and record all of your answers. The answers to the questions can be used against you, should the case proceed to trial. YOU HAVE TO PRE...
The first thing that clients must understand is that we are here to help! When you make a decision without talking to your lawyer, and it does not work for your benefit, the lawyer may not be able to undue the consequences for an action that you have already put in motion. A simple phone c...
The worst thing that you ca due with your lawyer is LIE! There are some people that want to proceed with their case with facts that they would LIKE, not as they really are. There are some people that state that facts occurred that did not occur- OR they leave out information that they KNOW wo...
When your lawyer asks you for documents, they are asking you for specific documents, usually from a particular time period. Give them what they want. When your attorney asks for a specific document, they want THAT specific document for a reason. Save yourself the headache of giving some other...
There are several No- no's with attorney client representation that negatively affect a client's case. THE CLIENT SHOULD NOT MISS GIVEN DEADLINES Many times Attorneys have deadlines concerning your case before the court. When your attorney gives you a deadline to get them documents, or respo...