You have been involved in a personal injury accident, and you want to post the details on social media. Make sure that you speak with a personal injury attorney first before you post.
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David Ricks of the Inland Empire Law Group handles personal injury in Rancho Cucamonga and throughout the Inland Empire in Southern California.
We provide legal services in the following personal injury practice areas:
*Car, Truck, Motorcycle, Pedestrian, and Cyclist Accident Cases
*Slip and Fall Accidents and Premises Liability Cases
*Dog Bite and Animal Attack Cases
*Medical Malpractice and Surgical Error Cases
*Wrongful Death Cases
8600 Utica Ave., Suite 200
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730
TELEPHONE: (909) 481-0100
Cross Examination is the act of asking questions to determine whether or not the witness has the ability to see, hear or support the claim the other party is making.
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David Ricks of the Inland Empire Law Group describes what cross examination is so you can be prepared. David H. Ricks provides legal services in the following personal injury practice areas: Car, Truck, Motorcycle, Pedestrian, and Cyclist Accident Cases
*Slip and Fall Accidents and Premises Liability Cases
*Dog Bite and Animal Attack Cases
*Medical Malpractice and Surgical Error Cases
*Wrongful Death Cases
8600 Utica Ave., Suite 200
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730
TELEPHONE: (909) 481-0100
In a trial there are certain phases of trial. And one of those phases involves the witnesses. Witnesses are called to the stand and asked questions. Part of that process is called cross examination. What is cross examination? That is the point where after the witness has provided certain testimony in support of one side. The other side gets to ask questions. And that is called cross examination. You have direct examination, and that is when the attorney is asking questions first and then cross examination of the attorney crossing the witness, or asking the witness to find whether that witness really has the information that he or she claims to have. Now occasionally an attorney can call a witness and cross exam the witness right from the very beginning. For example, if I was defending a case and the opposing side, the opposing party was going to one of the witnesses. I could call that witness, that party, to the witness stand. Because that party is on the other side of the case, my examination can be done through cross examination. Even though I may have called that person first. Cross examination is simply, the act of asking questions to determine whether or not that witness has the ability to see hear or support the claim that the other side is making.
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