How Not To Fall For the Hypothetical Questions Trap At Your Deposition / Trial

Make sure you know how to answer hypothetical questions at your deposition or at trial, so that you avoid coming across as angry and unlikeable before the court and the jury.
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[@joepetrosinoeducationalass5661]

Bottom line- having been there, seen that is to DESTROY you--they have tons of notes and you have to try to remember everything without any notes-- they are relentless!

[@adrianjamestansmu]

Thanks for posting. This is definitely useful.

[@markmasters8542]

I do find the tips useful. Preparing for a deposition in 2 weeks myself.

[@ArkadyItkin]

Thanks for your kind words. Good luck at your deposition.

[@personalinjuryshow]

Solid advice, thanks for sharing.

[@joepetrosinoeducationalass5661]

object to form, you may answer,

[@24-Card]

I would be extremely pedantic in my response, breaking down the context, the connotations, the initial reflex to those connotations. In short, I would take a very long time on clarification to make the interrogator look really stupid for even asking a rhetorical (theoretical) question under such circumstances.

[@ssw7282]

You are my kind of person. As long as we're on the same side. 😂

[@santiagotalamantez]

Great video!! Thank you for this..

[@marlanabeasley1790]

Great video

[@ervingsbrisket9100]

Just tell the truth