Ben B. Rubinowitz

From Medical Economics - January, 1998

From the front page of the New York Law Journal - August 22, 2000

Cross-Examination of Medical Doctors: Recurrent Themes

Direct Examination: The Basics

The "Freeze-Frame" Technique: A Method for Exposing Key Points

Redirect Examination

Proving Damages in a Wrongful Death Case

Jury Selection - Time Constraints and Weaknesses in Cases

Using Operative Terms From Jury Charge in Cross-Exam

Authoritative Texts and Cross-Exam of Medical Experts

Hypothetical Questions on Cross

The Use of Hypothetical Questions as Weapons at Trial

Common Mistakes and Simple Remedies

Introduction of Exhibits in Civil Cases

Continuing to Try Your Case After the Summations

Who's Up First? Issues Related to Order of Summation

The Trial of a Soft Tissue Injury Motor Vehicle Case

The Virtue of Patience - Setting Up Expert Witness on Cross-Exam

The Opening Statement in the Herniated Disc Case

Medical Malpractice - Using Defendants' Evidence Against Them

Voir Dire in Medical Negligence Cases - A Plaintiff's Perspective

Tips on Narrative Direct Examination