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Fact Witness

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Fact Witness
A person who perceived an event of interest to the court through one or more of the 5 senses


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He has been appointed by the courts to serve as interim co-lead counsel in various class actions, and has substantial experience in virtually all aspects of civil litigation, including trial, alternative dispute resolution, expert and fact witness depositions, oral argument, settlement, written discovery, civil motion practice and appeals.
Other topics addressed included whether a trust could own a law firm and whether a fact witness who is retired can be compensated for time spent preparing for a trial and deposition.
The court finds that Mr Rider is essentially a paid plaintiff and fact witness who is not credible, and therefore affords no weight to his testimony," Sullivan wrote in his ruling.
 
 
 
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