Motor Vehicle Liability Forms

• Auto accidents. Truck accidents.  Highway and street accidents have common elements.  That is why these depositions have common questions and topics. Our deposition and trial checklists for MVA are conveniently grouped in this section of the on-line catalog.

Bodily Injury Deposition, Litigation, and Trial Forms

• A BI deposition questions checklist form is designed so you can use it as a block applicable in many depositions. The Bodily Injury (BI) forms have to do with bodily injuries, not the cause of them.  Thus, for example, if you are deposing a driver in a motor vehicle accident you use the liability form, then add in the checklist for questions on the injuries themselves.  These BI forms are units to check if you have a personal injury practice.  This category of our forms Includes deposition questions and legal forms for depositions of treating or examining doctors.

Premises Liability Forms

• Premises cases involve more than slip and fall cases.  A falling object was one of the first negligence cases in old English law, and they still are cases that occur today.  Fires and explosions are another sort of premises liability case.  Products that cause harm are frequently on the premises of a defendant, and then the case involves aspects of both premises and product liability.

Deposition Notices, Motions, Witness Preparation Aids

• Pointers for witnesses and other handouts for clients, plus helps to you in taking a deposition, as well as legal forms for noticing, taking, or objecting to depositions are placed in this section of the catalog.

Product Liability Forms.

• Product Liability cases involve special problems in discovery.   Our deposition forms will point the way. This is where you buy a comprehensive 16 page checklist for deposing the plaintiff or a fact witness in a products defect case.

Expert Witnesses Forms

• We have a number of forms that you (a attorney or legal assistant) can use in a lawsuit in which either side has an expert.  These are deposition and trial forms for you as the lawyer or legal assistant, and also there are forms for you to give the expert, to produce a better expert.

Electronic Discovery (the so called EDD or ESI discovery).

• Whether your local bar calls it Electronically Stored Information (ESI) or Electronic Data Discovery (EDD) or Electronic Document Discovery (EDD) or Information Technology Discovery (IT discovery), it is a subject you need to know and be aware of during depositions.
• We have a deposition question outline for the adverse IT manager. Although we ordinarily do not carry any forms that are not directly involved with depositions, we also carry for sale a suggested protocol for computer searches. Our electronic discovery pages also point you to another site for additional forms on the subject of ESI discovery.

Trial Notebook System for Deposition Organization

• A deposition-tested trial notebook system, including forms, is available in two formats: For your own peace of mind you should use a trial notebook system for organizing any case in litigation. When you get to a deposition or to the courthouse, everything will be in order so that you will maintain an appearance of purpose and drive.

• The object of this trial notebook system is: (1) deposition and (2) trial success through A SYSTEM OF ORGANIZATION. Take a tip from the best trial lawyers --- use a trial notebook.   You can chose between two different formats for the  trial notebook system --- Information click here. Your choice is between
  • either the electronic eBook version (250 pages of advice and forms immediately downloadable to you),
  • or the hardcover three ring notebook version, supplemented annually (over 800 pages, three volumes including one blank trial notebook with tabs ready to go), to be shipped to you.

Trial Notebook System Choices --- click here.  Trial Notebook system as downloadable eBook -  LitigationReady!™ or the Trial Notebook system as three hard copy loose-leaf volumes - Building Trial Notebooks™.