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By David M. Malone and Peter T. Hoffman
This book will show you the secrets not only of taking depositions in preparation for trial, but of taking and using depositions in the context of arbitration, mediation, mini-trials, settlement negotiations and dispositive motions. You’ll learn how depositions in these other contexts require different skills for preparing witnesses, witness examination, use of exhibits, and making and meeting objections than those you learned in law school. Plus, you’ll get the latest advice on how deposition strategy is being changed by new technology, including videotaped depositions, real-time transcription, digital documents, digital transcription, and the interface of depositions with electronic discovery. A new appendix provides a great resource on depositions in the context of Daubert issues. Published by the National Institute for Trial Advocacy.
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Rainmaking is not a “natural” talent! Let the founders of the high-level Atticus program give you specific, easy, practical and stress-free client development systems that have really worked for hundreds of lawyers who have used them with remarkable results. 
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Used by Mass. judges as an official guide, the Benchbook gives you the critical language and holding of every significant Massachusetts decision on police motor vehicle stops, plus a highly detailed, easy-to-use table of contents with 38 issues of law and more than 350 nuances so you can instantly pinpoint the controlling issues in your case.
