Expert Testimony: Preparation and Delivery for Deposition, Arbitration, and Trial Webinar
Free 1-Hour Webinar on Thursday, October 30th, 2025 at 10:00am Pacific Time
Introduction
When handled effectively, expert deposition and trial testimony can powerfully impact a case, guiding opposing parties to align with the expert’s analysis and conclusions. However, when mishandled, expert testimony can significantly harm a case and even jeopardize the pursuit or defense of a claim.
In the ideal scenario, expert testimony is thorough, well-supported, and understandable to non-technical decision-makers—effectively "building a map of the terrain" to ensure clarity and persuasiveness. But in the high-stakes environment of litigation, testimony can either strengthen a case or unravel it under intense scrutiny.
Our goal today is to equip attorneys, experts, and claims professionals with a structured framework for delivering robust, resilient testimony. Through insights from seasoned expert witnesses and attorneys, this program will explore how to enhance the quality of expert testimony, avoid common pitfalls, and ensure that expert opinions withstand the challenges of both deposition and trial. Let’s get started in mastering the skills needed to make expert testimony a powerful tool for success.
Our Panel
Continuing Education Credit
A disclaimer that this webinar requires you to answer all polling questions to receive continuing education credit. Credit will not be given to those who miss a polling question, or to those that are determined to be inattentive by On24's software. Some states require an affidavit for credit eligibility, which will be sent to the appropriate attendees via email after the webinar. This affidavit can also be completed during the live webinar using the widget provided on screen. The entire program must be attended live to receive credit, and continuing education certificates will be sent out within one week of the webinar.
This webinar is either approved or is pending approval for 1.0 credit hour of both CE (insurance) and MCLE (legal) continuing education credit in the following states:
Texas
California
Nevada
Florida