Attorneys wear many hats: negotiator, investigator, advisor (to name a few). But for me, the most intriguing hat of all is that of performer. Whether it be in front of a judge or jury, sometimes lawyers get to take center stage and show off their performing skills. So, when I found out that I’d be participating in a deposition training exercise with my fellow Summer Associates, I knew this was my chance to put on my performing hat. To prepare for our mock depositions, each Summer Associate was given a set of materials including a fictional case file and tips for deposing a witness. I read through the materials and…