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If an expert witness's opinion is at risk of being distorted during cross-examination, the expert should avoid answering the question.

The general rule is for opposing counsel to cross-examine all witnesses to ensure that important details are not missed by the fact finder.

If opposing counsel asks an overly complex question during cross-examination, witnesses should ask for the question to be rephrased.

The primary purpose of cross-examination is for opposing counsel to discover information previously unknown to opposing counsel.