Simulator
Brain
ChiroSystems · Deposition Curriculum
Six ways a deposition goes wrong
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Six cases, six tactics, one opposing counsel who gets better at his job every time you meet him. Each module is a live case file — you are served on the first page and deposed on the last.
The six modules
Module
01
Free · start here
Anchoring
Alvarez v. Kessler
A number, an average, a line from your own first report — planted so every answer afterward gets measured against it.
“Can you tell this jury with one hundred percent certainty that this collision caused the injury?”
Frame: Concede → Pivot → Record
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Module
02
Absence Attack
Okafor v. Brennan
If it is not written down, it did not happen. Counsel points at a blank space and lets the jury fill it in.
“Show me anywhere in this file where you documented instructing him on home care.”
Frame: Own → Role → Record
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Module
03
Credential Attack
Reyes v. Halloran
Not an MD. No residency. Not a radiologist. Every word true — and none of it a qualification until you say what you are.
“You are not a radiologist, are you? Yet you reviewed these films yourself.”
Frame: Claim → Bound → Apply
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Module
04
Inconsistency Trap
Vance v. Doyle
Two true entries from your own file, read back to back, so the difference between them sounds like a lie.
“At visit five you wrote marked improvement. Today you describe permanent restrictions.”
Frame: Stand → Scope → Span
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Module
05
Financial Bias
Sandoval v. Prieto
A referral, a lien, a fee, a percentage. Ordinary business facts, handed to a jury as your motive.
“What percentage of your income comes from personal injury patients?”
Frame: Confirm → Sever → Invariant
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Module
06
Scope Trap
Whitmore v. Faraday
The only tactic where the winning answer is a refusal — and where being helpful is how you lose.
“She is going to need surgery eventually, isn’t she, Doctor?”
Frame: Decline → Bound → Return
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Grounded
Questions and standards come from a curated corpus of chiropractic defense material — not generic AI guesses.
Clinical
Built by a practicing personal injury chiropractor with over a decade in the field.
Private
No patient data. Every case is a fictional archetype, and the worksheets never leave your hands.
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