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Victims read this paragraph and panic , asking themselves how they will make a good impression in this formal situation particularly when they are so nervous? How can the defense lawyer - and later perhaps a jury - figure out who you are and what you have been through in such a short time? Believe it or not, the defense lawyers typically do and the juries almost always do.
Our experience has been that in the vast majority of tort cases, Maryland juries get it right. The jurors see past how nervous the client is and all of the distractions, and they get a decent sense of what happened. This is great news for victims who are genuinely hurt have suffered real injuries and are honest and direct about what they have endured.
The insurance company wants to find out your version of the facts, what your injuries are and how they have impacted you, and how good a witness you will be. You want that letter back to the adjuster to say this is a person who will be compelling to a jury at trial. You have to bear in mind during your deposition that while you want the insurance company to understand what you have been through as a result of your loss, this is not the time to try to get all of your thoughts out.
Opposing counsel is both seeking to get your story but also to elicit statements that can be used against you at trial. Accordingly, you must resist the temptation that every victim has to tell their entire story and vindicate themselves and instead merely answer the questions asked.
You should answer as briefly as you can while still making the answer complete. You also should not volunteer information, simply stick to the question posed. As simple as it sounds, while remembering defense counsel is not on the injury victim's side, it is also important to be courteous.
Besides your mother's motto that it is always a good time for good manners, it is also important because the insurance company's lawyer knows that juries award compensation to injury victims who are real people who are hurt, not angry. Also worth mentioning for victims giving deposition testimony is that many lawyers will tell you to fight letting it show that you are nervous when testifying.
We push back on this advice. Instead, our attorneys tell our clients to just relax and not worry about it. Juries are careful and smart consumers when it comes to paying for pain and suffering. Often, juries - and sometimes even insurance companies - are willing to pay significant compensation to individuals who have suffered a significant car wreck. But consumers want to get something for their money - a person they can relate to who has suffered from an accident.
Being a real person advances this ball and real people are often nervous in a legal setting. One more thing to keep in mind. Almost invariably, people asked to speak in a formal, legal setting about themselves are going to be nervous. Judges and juries understand this. You are expected to be nervous, particularly in the beginning. So relax, and do not worry about it, the truth is what will matter, not whether you are nervous.
Despite what you have heard, trust in the fact that the law makes sense and juries usually make the right call.
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