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Tag Archives: opposing counsel
Something You Can (and Should) Do That Your Lawyer Cannot
There are few things that you, as a plaintiff, can do that your lawyer cannot. One notable exception is directly communicating with a defendant who is represented by counsel. Your lawyer is prohibited from this form of communication by ethics … Continue reading
Posted in Discovery
Tagged deposition, lawyer, opposing counsel, personal injury, plaintiff, tips, witnesses
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Why Did the Defense Attorney Ask Me for That?
The discovery process can make you, as a plaintiff, feel like you are the one on trial. In a very real way, you are. When you file a personal injury lawsuit, you open yourself up to any questions and requests … Continue reading
Posted in Discovery
Tagged deposition, discovery, evidence, facebook, interrogatories, opposing counsel, personal injury, plaintiff, request to produce
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My Lawyer and Opposing Counsel Are Friends - Should I Worry?
It is not uncommon for plaintiff and defense lawyers to know each other, especially in smaller cities. Sometimes these lawyers will even be friends. So, should you worry if your lawyer is friends with, or friendly with, opposing counsel? In … Continue reading
