Legal Proceedings

Being a Witness, Deponent, Plaintiff, or Defendant

De: Deaver Brown

Narrado por: Deaver Brown

Learn how to act in your best interest as a witness, deponent, defendant, or plaintiff in only 60 minutes of conversation and instruction.

There are 11 tracks that cover the following subjects:

1. Introduction
2. Plaintiff
3. Defendant
4. Personal Injury Cases
5. Lawyer vs. Pro Se (Yourself Presenting the Case)
6. Courts Aren't Places to Seek Justice
7. Settlement
8. The Best Course and in the Future
9. Deponent or Witness: How to Behave in Your Best Interests
10. Documents: You are Not Their Museum Curator - 38 Specific Tips
11. Summary

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Great for anyone facing any court scenario

What made the experience of listening to Legal Proceedings the most enjoyable?

Very helpful toward overall perspective of legal proceedings. -whether plaintiff or defendant -basic outline of how to roll.

What does Deaver Brown bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Insider-insight.

Any additional comments?

N/A

Straight Up Advice!

A no hold back of what to do and more importantly what NOT to do in court. Short and to the point!

Very helpful....

I personally have an affinity for The Law. This audiobook has been a great help to me when I'm assisting people prepare for their cases. Great reinforcement and reminders of key points.

Great advice - good listen.

Any additional comments?

I wish it had been longer. Great reading too (by author). This was helpful to me during litigation in small claims court against a large construction company. It helped me understand who I was dealing with, set my emotions aside, and ultimately settle a grand ahead of where I would have settled otherwise (which is saying something in SC small claims court).

I think Sun Tzu said something about knowing your adversary and letting him misjudge you. This book helped me understand the defendant, their attorney, and their paradigm. The rest is history.

$2 well spent.