A Special Verdict Form is a written document used in legal proceedings to ask jurors to answer specific questions to reach a decision. It is usually used when the jury is asked to make a complex decision with many factors to consider. The form lists each question the jurors must answer and provides an area for them to write their response. Special Interrogatories are written questions posed to a witness or party in a legal proceeding. They are used to obtaining information relevant to the case that cannot be obtained through other means. The questions are usually designed to be answered in yes or no, or with a numerical value or range of values. Types of Special Verdict Forms include General Verdict forms, Special Interrogatory forms, and Special Verdict/Interrogatory forms. General Verdict forms are used when the jury must answer a few, straightforward questions. Special Interrogatory forms are used when the jury must answer more complex questions. Special Verdict/Interrogatory forms are used when the jury must answer both straightforward questions and complex questions.