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Veteran attorneys, Wade Coye and Dan Smith from the Coye Law Firm, discuss the basic dos and don'ts about depositions and how to properly respond to questions asked.

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Transcript:

Wade:
"Let's talk a little bit about some of the basic dos and don'ts about depositions, and, you know, depositions will usually start out and the defense lawyer will or the opposing party will give some basics about, "just answer the question and not to nod your head and so on." Let's talk about some of the basics like, "just answer the question that you've been asked and not to expand upon that," and why those things are important for people to know that."

Dan:
"Sure, and actually, a lot of times a person taking the deposition really wants you to adhere to that rule too. And that's the most important rule. Only answer the question asked. I always tell people, "Look, if I ask you what you did on Tuesday, don't tell me, well I think what I did was I walked the dogs cause I remember on Monday I went bowling, and on Wednesday..." And by virtue of answering the question that way, what you've done is you've over explained. And you may give them information that they may not have ever asked you about. What we typically find out, just to expand upon that, the reason why people do that in a deposition, sometimes it might be nerves like you mentioned, but really most people who've been injured we find are typically over honest about things. That's the first first time that they get to prove their case, so they want to tell everybody everything. But the reality is if the case happens to go to trial, and we have to try the case, we get to put that person on, so they'll be plenty of times to explain about your case, but your deposition, believe it or not, is just not that time. So one of things is, just keep it very short. And the person taking the deposition will appreciate that because they've done thousands of these depositions, and they will like keeping it to what they asked the question about. And then, if there's something they want to follow up on, they'll ask it. That's what they're trained to do. And we, as the representatives of the person having their deposition taken, wouldn't want them to reveal something that shouldn't be revealed."

Orlando veteran attorney Wade Coye of the Coye Law Firm gave a speech to veterans and families at the 2011 Memorial Day remembrance ceremony at the Cpl Larry E Smedly National Vietnam War Museum. Met with applause, tears, and gratitude, Wade Coye remarks on the sacrifices of veterans and the responsibility each American has to remember and serve them.
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Attorney Wade Coye in a public service announcement about remembering the sacrifices made by veterans of the United State military. Those having served in World War II, Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan, and other armed conflicts deserve our appreciation. Shot at the Cpl. Larry E Smedley National Vietnam War Museum, which is open to the public and located on the east side of Orlando, Florida. Support our troops.
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