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ARTICLE · 06 JUNE 2022

Plaintiff's Perspective: Preparing For An Examination For Discovery

Imagine you are driving on the highway when you are rear-ended by another vehicle and suffer an injury. You contact our office for a free consultation and one of our team members with extensive expertise...

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Imagine you are driving on the highway when you are rear-ended by another vehicle and suffer an injury. You contact our office for a free consultation and one of our team members with extensive expertise in car accident claims takes on your case. As part of the pre-trial process, you will likely participate in an examination for discovery where parties to the lawsuit get to question you under oath, outside of court. This may seem quite intimidating, but the McLeish Orlando's team of personal injury lawyers is ready and willing to help you through each step of this process. Below you find helpful information explaining the basics of examinations for discovery, what you can expect will happen during your examination, and how to best prepare.

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