https://grader.trydemur.com/digest.html One deposition craft tip, one docket signal, one repeat-expert sighting. Weekly, five minutes, for plaintiff med-mal litigators. en-us https://grader.trydemur.com/digest.html https://grader.trydemur.com/digest.html#issue-003 Mon, 14 Sep 2026 09:00:00 -0400 After every deposition, audit the outline against the transcript — the leak you never meter is the one that keeps costing you. Plus: one case, six physician depositions, two weeks; and the Satya Nadella cross through the Grader. https://grader.trydemur.com/digest.html https://grader.trydemur.com/digest.html#issue-002 Mon, 07 Sep 2026 09:00:00 -0400 The most useful sentence in examination: when a yes/no question draws a paragraph, don't argue with it — say "my question was narrower" and re-ask, word for word. Plus: three noticed expert depositions in the next ten days, and what the Bill Gates deposition looks like through the Grader. https://grader.trydemur.com/digest.html https://grader.trydemur.com/digest.html#issue-001 Mon, 31 Aug 2026 09:00:00 -0400 A memory failure is only useful to the other side if you let it float: lock the answer, exhaust the memory, close the exit. Plus: who actually gets noticed in South Florida med-mal, and six repeat experts in one defense cluster.