Even experts with substantial arbitration hearings experience (including cross
examination) make a mistake to look at being deposed as “just like hearing testimony.” Trial or
hearing testimony takes place on a level playing field – fair to both plaintiff and defendant (and
their experts). Deposition testimony is the “home field” of opposing counsel, and very little about
this “home field” is “fair” to the deponent or the party on whose behalf they were engaged.

Moderator:
Richard Leisner, Esq., Senior Member, Trenam Law

Panelists:
Peter C. Buckley, Esq., Partner, Fox Rothschild
Lucian T. Pera, Esq., Partner, Adams and Reese LLP