Before I became aware of the
under oath requirement for interrogatory answers — and therefore typically received and accepted answers that were not
under oath — a response to such cross
examination questions
regarding interrogatory answers would be met with «those are my attorney's answers, not mine,» or even «those are my attorney's answers; I never saw them,» the inference being that the opposing party had no responsibility for these answers.
He's advised insurance companies on federal and state requirements
regarding the use of electronic signatures and electronic transactions and has represented insurance companies in claims handling,
examination under oath, and litigation concerning electronic signature issues.