Depositions range anywhere from 2.5 to 3.7 hours, depending on the complexity of the case and who is being deposed. Integrating trial graphics into your case can help keep depositions focused in addition to the following:
Clarify Complex Concepts
During a deposition, you may have to question participants about a wide range of topics, including medical injuries and financial records. Trial graphics can help clarify these complex concepts and encourage participants to provide concise, direct responses. For instance, these graphics can be useful for breaking down the complicated chain of events involved in a personal injury case.
Highlight Inconsistencies
A well-designed timeline or comparison chart can expose contradictions in testimony. Use these types of trial graphics to address questionable or outright false claims made by the other party; doing so during a deposition may help you and your client avoid a drawn-out trial and settle a case more efficiently.
Prep Witnesses
Your legal team can use trial graphics to help witnesses recall events and present more focused testimony. Ensuring your subject matter experts, witnesses, and clients are all on the same page can promote a more efficient deposition process.