Frequently Asked Questions

• How does CrossExam.com work?
  CrossExam.com is an extensive, national database consisting exclusively of deposition and trial testimony from expert witnesses. Legal professionals seeking information about how particular experts have testified in the past, or who wish to learn more about how to depose experts generally, purchase testimony from CrossExam.com.
  
  
• How does testimony end up on CrossExam.com?
  Visitors to CrossExam.com upload expert witness deposition or trial transcripts to the site. Once a transcript is uploaded, it is reviewed by our staff to ensure its suitability. If approved, the visitor who uploaded the transcript has the option to receive either a research credit to download an equivalent transcript from the site, or a per page commission based on future sales of the transcript.
  
  
• What file formats are acceptable for uploading transcripts?
  Text files are preferred, since those formats most readily permit word searches by our visitors. These would include word processing formats (e.g., Word, Word Perfect, etc.) as well as files with .TXT, .ASCII, .DOC, .DOCX, .RFF, .WPD. If you have questions about particular file formats, you can contact us here: http://www.crossexam.com/help.html
  
  
• What about PDF files?
  If you have PDF files, you should contact us here: http://www.crossexam.com/help.html, for review, conversion and uploading.
  
  
• How do I actually upload a transcript?
  Once you Register on the site, you will be admitted to the Members Area, where there are easy-to-follow tutorial on How to Upload Transcripts.
  
  
• What happens after I upload transcript on Crossexam.com?
  When you upload your transcript, you can chose to; (1) have CrossExam resell that transcript (in which case you will receive a commission on each sale), (2) trade that transcript for another transcript on CrossExam.com (in which case you will be issued a transcript purchase credit, but will not receive commissions on future sales), or (3) store the transcript on our site for your future reference and retrieval (once you login as a registered member).