"""© D.L. Crumbley 213 However, Malone and Zwier point out how to """"get to"""" unintimidated experts; they """"may lose sight of the deposing attorney's goal, w"""
{"Image DocumentName": "Getting to Experts", "Image ImageDescription": "However, Malone and Zwier point out how to get to unintimidated experts; they may lose sight of the deposing attorney\u2019s goal, which is to find means to diminish the expert\u2019s credibility or to challenge the bases for the expert\u2019s opinions. Call it arrogant. Because they think they are safe within their own field, experts at deposition may be more willing to provide explanations and lengthy answers, to volunteer information, and to educate their ignorant but interested students. They advise lawyers to smile, nod, lean forward, maintain eye contact, and ask open questions to play the expert. Encourage them to teach at the deposition. Source: D.M. Malone and P.J. Zwier, Effective Expert Testimony, Notre Dame, IN: NITA, 2000, p. 57.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}