Abandon mediocrity!

Want to dramatically improve your deposition cross-examination skills, but can't attend the seminars? Consider a personalized, one-on-one, intensely analytical telephone tutorial.

• Select 15 to 20 transcript pages from your best or most difficult adverse deposition. (The adverse deponent is a witness who wants your side to lose the case and, therefore, is motivated to evade, obscure and lie ... if he thinks he won't get caught.)

• The subject matter of the selected pages should be a heart-of-the-case issue, where both you and the witness presumably employed maximum skill and determination.

• Do not select pages that address the summary judgment issue; different cross-examination rules (may) apply.

• You are quite welcome to tape-record the tutorial as a memory aid, and to allow us to analyze as many points as possible, unhampered by pace-slowing note-taking.

• You are strongly encouraged to devote 90 minutes to a tutorial, although much can still be done in 60. Your call.

• All tutorials kept in strict confidence; the sacrosanct "teacher-student" privilege applies.

• Satisfaction guaranteed. If you are not shown how to dramatically improve your deposition cross-examination skills, then the tutorial is free.

• Call or e-mail to learn the modest tutorial fee.

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