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Witness Preparation
 

Holland & Knight LLP

June 1, 2009
 
Daniel I. Small- Boston

As the breadth and scope of litigation and investigations continue to evolve, more and more corporate executives, across a wide range of industries, are being drawn into the unfamiliar and unsettling environment of being a witness. Witness preparation is a niche practice that requires skills that are developed through years of experiences. Daniel I. Small's article outlines three elements – education, training and perspective – that help witnesses best communicate the facts. To view the entire article please click on the below link.

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