Depositions are often taken by accident adjusters in automobile cases.  The insurance company may also have automobile accident attorneys and doctors that are paid just to do depositions in auto accident cases and to testify that you are not seriously injured.  Your attorney will normally have to at least get the deposition of your doctor to establish that you were injured and the degree of your injury.    Your insurance recovery will depend largely on how disabled or extensive your damages  are.  To recover for pain and suffering in automobile accident cases in Kentucky you have to have over 1000 dollars in medical costs.  The amount of your auto accident recovery is often strongly related to your medical costs.  

You may be called to testify by insurance adjusters or insurance attorneys at a deposition.  You will want to testify to the fact that you were injured and that you were injured due to someone else's fault.  Your attorney will often go over your testimony about the automobile accident with you prior to trial or prior to giving the deposition.   There is no need to be nervous.  The best policy is honesty.  You may be nervous with so much at risk.   However there is no need to "improve" on the facts at any deposition.  You complete honesty will be most persuasive and often the insurance defense attorney will be quick to expose any dishonesty.   Depositions about the accident are not done before a judge.  Depositions are only your sworn testimony as a taped statement about the automobile accident and any relevant information about an accident. 

The Personal Injury Manual fully discusses insurance accidents and Kentucky law.   Download your free copy.  However the Personal Injury  manual is for informational purposes only. The Personal Injury Manual comes in rtf format for word or wordperfect, pdf for adobe, or it can be purchased with a cd.      

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