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IN THE STATE COURT OF CHATHAM COUNTY MAILING ADDRESS: P.O. BOX 9927, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA 31412 Brian K. Hart, Clerk of Court 133 Montgomery Street, Suite 501 www.statecourt.org pH (912) 6527224 FAX

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How to Fill Out at a Deposition:

1. Prepare beforehand by reviewing any relevant documents, evidence, and your own notes. Familiarize yourself with the facts and details of the case.
2. Arrive early to the deposition and dress professionally. Bring any necessary materials, such as a pen and notepad, as well as any documents or evidence you may need to refer to.
3. Listen carefully to each question asked by the opposing attorney or examiner. Take your time to fully understand the question before providing your answer.
4. Answer truthfully and accurately. It is essential to be honest during a deposition as your responses may be used as evidence during trial or settlement negotiations.
5. Speak audibly and clearly. Ensure that your answers are concise and to the point. Avoid rambling or going off-topic.
6. If you do not know the answer to a question, it is acceptable to say so. Avoid guessing or speculating.
7. Request clarification if a question is unclear or if you need further information before providing an answer.
8. Be aware of and follow any instructions or objections from your own attorney. They may interject if a question is improper or potentially harmful.
9. Take breaks if needed but be mindful of the time constraints. Depositions can be lengthy, so maintaining focus and alertness is crucial.
10. Review your deposition transcript after it is finalized. Ensure that it accurately reflects your answers. If there are any corrections or clarifications to be made, consult with your attorney.

Who needs a deposition?

1. Attorneys: Depositions are a common part of the legal discovery process and are typically conducted by attorneys representing either the plaintiff or defendant. They use depositions to gather information, assess witnesses' credibility, and gather evidence for their case.
2. Witnesses: Individuals who have relevant knowledge or information regarding a case may be required to give a deposition. This includes both lay witnesses and expert witnesses who possess specialized knowledge in a particular field.
3. Defendants and Plaintiffs: Depositions are commonly conducted for both sides in a lawsuit. Defendants and plaintiffs may need to provide their side of the story, answer questions, or provide any information that supports their claims or defenses.
4. Insurance Representatives: In certain cases, insurance representatives may be present at depositions to gather information that pertains to insurance claims or coverage.
5. Court Reporters: A court reporter is present at depositions to create an accurate and official transcript of the proceedings. They ensure that every word spoken during the deposition is recorded for future reference.

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A deposition is a formal question-and-answer session that takes place outside of the courtroom.

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Individuals who are involved in a legal case as witnesses or parties may be required to participate in a deposition.

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During a deposition, individuals must answer questions under oath and deposition transcripts are usually prepared by a court reporter.

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The purpose of a deposition is to gather information, obtain sworn testimony, and potentially gather evidence for use in a legal case.

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At a deposition, individuals are required to provide truthful and accurate information in response to questions asked by attorneys.

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