Why do attorneys object at trial? Is it because they have nothing better to do? Is it because they need to show the client that they’re actively doing something to obstruct the proceedings?

Actually objecting has a very important purpose.

It serves to let the judge know that there’s a problem with a question or a piece of evidence. If an attorney fails to object when he should, if he were to lose the case and then appeal, his failure to object at the appropriate time means that he waved his right to address this issue on appeal.

That’s why it’s critically important for attorneys to pay attention during trial and voice their objection any time they believe that something improper is being done.

Have questions about your matter that happened here in New York? If you have not yet started a lawsuit and are thinking of doing so, I invite you to call me at 516-487-8207. I answer questions like yours every day and would love to talk to you.

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