| Q: When a judge says "Objection
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| | prosecutor).A defendant is someone who
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| Sustained," or "Objection Overruled" what
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| | has been sued.Q: What is an examination
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| does that mean?A: It means that a lawyer
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| | before trial?A: Although it sounds like a
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| has voiced an objection about a question
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| | doctor's exam, it's not. It's really a
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| or about some evidence that the lawyer
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| | question and answer session with all the
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| wants to introduce. When the judge says
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| | lawyers present, usually in a conference
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| "sustained" it means that the question is
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| | room at a lawyers office. This allows
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| improper, or that the evidence cannot be
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| | both sides to question all the people
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| used.If you hear "Objection Overruled" it
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| | involved in the lawsuit to find out what
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| means that the lawyer can continue asking
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| | they know, and what they remember about
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| the question and get an answer, because
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| | the events surrounding the lawsuit.An
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| the court has ruled that it's a proper
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| | examination before trial, also known in
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| question, or that the evidence is proper
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| | shorthand as an EBT, is also called a
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| and can be admitted. The judge is
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| | deposition. These question and answer
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| overruling the lawyer who objected to the
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| | sessions are done well before trial. The
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| offending question, and permitting the
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| | testimony is preserved since there is a
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| question.Q: What is hearsay?A: Hearsay is
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| | coufrt reporter present to record all the
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| a word used to describe what somebody
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| | questions and answers, and this is put
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| said to somebody else. It arises when a
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| | into a booklet for all parties and
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| witness is on the stand, and is asked
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| | lawyers to read.Q: What does it mean when
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| about a coversation he heard from someone
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| | a lawyer asks for summary judgment?A: It
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| else. "Mr. Jones told me that he spoke to
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| | means that the lawyer feels his client's
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| Donald, and Donald said..." or "Mr. Jones
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| | case should be decided immediately,
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| told me that he didn't have the
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| | without any further testimony or
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| photographs..."Well why is this
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| | evidence. It means that the lawyer feels
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| important? Because the lawyers for either
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| | there is overwhelming evidence in that
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| side do not have the opportunity to
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| | lawyer's favor to require the Court to
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| question either Mr. Jones, or Donald,
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| | short circuit the entire trial and render
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| since they are not witnesses, and are not
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| | a decision at that time.Attorney Oginski
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| in court. Thus, it's what someone has
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| | has been in practice for almost 18 years
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| heard someone else say, and now tries to
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| | as a trial lawyer practicing exclusively
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| repeat it in Court.How do we know that
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| | in the State of New York. Having his own
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| the statement is reliable if we cannot
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| | law firm, he is able to provide the
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| cross-examine the person who made the
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| | utmost in personalized, individualized
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| statement? How can we search for the
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| | attention to each and every client. In
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| truth of the statement if that person
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| | our office, a client is not a file
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| isn't in Court? We can't. Therefore that,
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| | number. Client's are always treated with
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| in a general sense, is called
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| | the respect they deserve and expect from
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| hearsay.There are many exceptions in law
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| | a professional. Mr. Oginski is always
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| that permit different types of hearsay to
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| | aware of every aspect of a client's case
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| be spoken or discussed at trial, and this
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| | from start to finish.Gerry represents
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| article will not touch on those
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| | injured people in injury cases and
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| exceptions.Q: What is a plaintiff and a
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| | medical malpractice matters in Brooklyn,
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| defendant?A: The real question is "Who is
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| | Queens, New York City, the Bronx, Staten
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| a plaintiff?"
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| | Island, Nassau and Suffolk Counties. You
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| A plaintiff is the term used to describe
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| | can reach him at or 516-487-8207. All
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| a person who brings a lawsuit (usually a
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| | inquiries are free and totally
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| civil suit, as opposed to a criminal
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| | confidential.
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| lawsuit which is usually brought by a
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