Episode

191-Trial Series: The Art of Cross-Examining Defense Medical Personnel

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Trial Lawyer Nation
Published
Nov 15, 2025
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1977
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Summary

In this episode of the Trial Series, hosts Michael Cowen and guest Malorie Peacock delve into the intricacies of cross-examining defense medical personnel. They share personal anecdotes and strategies for effectively challenging the credibility of defense medical experts in court. The discussion highlights the importance of storytelling in trials and how to leverage medical records and expert testimonies to build a compelling case. Malorie Peacock offers insights into her approach to cross-examination, emphasizing the need to focus on key points and avoid getting lost in unnecessary details.