Nolo's Deposition Handbook

Take the mystery out of your deposition with this comprehensive guide.
Getting deposed? Here's the book you need.

Nolo's Deposition Handbook is for anyone who will conduct a deposition or will be deposed; providing all the information, tips and instructions you need whether or not you're represented by a lawyer. Packed with concrete suggestions and examples, the book explains how to:
*arrange a convenient date
*prepare for the deposition
*respond to questions with aplomb
*ask the right questions

You'll even learn the three "golden rules" for answering questions and the trick questions lawyers often use to influence testimony.

Written by two UCLA law professors and attorneys, Nolo's Deposition Handbook provides all the information you need to sail through the deposition process with confidence.

A perfect book for law students, lawyers, legal assistants, witnesses, expert witnesses and people who represent themselves in court.

Whether you're conducting a deposition or being deposed, this book provides everything you need to know.

New Orleans Times-Picayune

Nolo publications are known for their clarity and reader friendliness.

Paul Bergman is a Professor of Law at the UCLA School of Law and a recipient of a University Distinguished Teaching Award. His recent books include Reel Justice: The Courtroom Goes to the Movies (Andrews & McMeel); Trial Advocacy: Inferences, Arguments, Techniques (with Moore and Binder, West Publishing Co.); and Represent Yourself In Court and The Criminal Law Handbook (both with Berman-Barrett, Nolo). He has also published numerous articles in law journals, and regularly gives presentations on how law and lawyers are portrayed in film.

Albert Moore, a member of the California State Bar since 1978, is a law professor at the UCLA School of Law and the co-author of Trial Advocacy: Inferences, Arguments and Trial Techniques (West Publishing).