By Adam Smestad, Esq. Black, Blink & Associates / Personal Injury Attorney – www.blackandblinklaw.com
Most personal injury cases settle before trial. But when a case does reach a Colorado courtroom, a treating chiropractor may become one of the most important witnesses the patient has.
Unlike a discovery deposition, trial testimony occurs in front of the people who will actually decide the case. Your job is not to advocate for the patient or “win” the case. Your job is much simpler: explain what you observed, what you did, why you did it, and the opinions you are qualified to give.
Good preparation can make that testimony significantly more effective—and make cross-examination considerably less intimidating.
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