Can i be forced to do a second deposition in personal injury case?

Yes, it's possible that you may be subjected another deposition, if the rules of procedure in your jurisdiction allow for an update depo. You shouldn't be subjected to the same material; but it's fair to give the defense a shot to take your deposition after either a long time has passed or after you have had a significant change in circumstances (e.g. you've undergone surgery and your "damages" picture may have changed).
In Florida, where I practice, update depos (or "bringup depos") are not uncommon. Just make sure that you are not asked about anything that occurred before the first deposition. They had their shot at that; and that's all they should be entitled to.
This of course is just general information. Your specific case is unique; and I don't have all the facts. Discuss this with your next attorney to be sure that you get the best information. Good luck.

If the deposition is not over and you do not attend you risk losing the case.

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