2 General Credits

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CO, IA, NE

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1. RULE # 1: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW?
   1. The facts
   2. The documents
   3. The law
   4. The Rules
2. RULE # 2: WHY DO YOU NEED TO KNOW IT?
   1. Know WHY you are taking the deposition.
   2. What information do you need, and how are you going to get it?
   3. To “Win”
3. RULE # 3: HOW DO YOU SHOW WHAT YOU KNOW?
   1. Demonstrate control
   2. Set-up the deposition room
   3. Start on your clock
   4. Have caption page and business cards ready
   5. Look the part
4. RULE # 4: BE AWARE OF IMPORTANT “DON’Ts”
   1. Don’t forget to confirm the deposition date, time, place
   2. Don’t forget to confirm the court reporter and videographer
   3. Don’t write out your questions