A »During a trial, lawyers use deposition testimony effectively by highlighting inconsistencies in a witness's statements, reinforcing their case narrative, and impeaching credibility if the witness changes their story. By referencing these testimonies, lawyers can corner witnesses into maintaining their deposition stance or risk damaging their credibility, thereby strengthening the lawyer's argument and persuading the jury or judge in their favor.

A »A lawyer effectively uses deposition testimony during a trial by highlighting inconsistencies, impeaching witness credibility, and refreshing witness recollection. They can also read relevant portions into evidence, use it to support or contradict other testimony, and strategically reference it during cross-examination and closing arguments to strengthen their case.