Preparing for Deposition for Traumatic Brain Injury Cases

Reviewed by KW Life Care Planning Editorial Team · Last updated

Preparing a life care planner for deposition in a TBI case focuses on the neuropsychological foundation for supervision and support, the severity classification, and the method used to translate cognitive and behavioral findings into care recommendations, frequencies, and costs.

Checklist

  1. Review the plan end-to-end against the treating-team and neuropsychological recommendations
  2. Confirm all source citations, cost quotes, and file materials
  3. Prepare the expert on the contested severity classification
  4. Review the opposing plan or critique for anticipated lines
  5. Rehearse the explanation of how neuropsychological findings become supervision hours

Questions to ask the expert

Timeline

2-3 preparation sessions recommended prior to deposition.

Required documents

Common pitfalls

Frequently Asked Questions

Should the expert bring the full file to deposition?

Yes, consistent with jurisdictional subpoena requirements.

References

  1. Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 30

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