Litigation Support
Give Your Attorney a File They Can Work With.
Case files, research assignments and filing preparation organized around the work your attorney needs to review.
Discuss This SolutionCase Preparation
Build a Case File Counsel Can Use.
Law firms and in-house litigation teams with a designated attorney to direct the assignment. Individuals who need help gathering their own records can also discuss a clerical preparation task.
Case File Organization
Create a usable case index and folder structure. Separate working drafts from approved documents, connect attachments to their source messages and flag gaps that need attention.
Read About Case File OrganizationRecords Collection
Coordinate authorized records requests and keep a collection log. Record the source and date range of each delivery, then follow up on missing or unreadable material.
Read About Records CollectionFactual Chronology Preparation
Build a dated sequence of events with references to the supporting records. Show conflicting dates and uncertain facts so the attorney can examine them.
Read About Factual Chronology PreparationAttorney Supervised Legal Research
Research the question and jurisdiction specified by counsel. Provide the authorities, relevant passages and unresolved issues in a packet prepared for attorney review.
Read About Attorney Supervised Legal ResearchAttorney Supervised Drafting Support
Prepare working drafts from counsel’s instructions and supplied facts. Track revisions and call out information that needs confirmation before the attorney approves the document.
Read About Attorney Supervised Drafting SupportDiscovery Coordination
Track discovery requests through collection, review and preparation for production. Identify missing inputs and coordinate handoffs under the attorney’s approved plan.
Read About Discovery CoordinationExhibit Preparation
Assemble counsel’s selected exhibits, label the documents and check references against the final PDFs. Retain the source files and identify any missing pages.
Read About Exhibit PreparationCourt Filing Coordination
Prepare the attorney-approved filing package and coordinate authorized submission. Save confirmations, flag rejection notices promptly and track any corrections counsel directs.
Read About Court Filing Coordination- The stage of the matter and the attorney directing the work.
- The approximate volume and format of the records. Describe these without sending confidential material.
- What the attorney needs to receive and the confirmed review date.
About This Solution
Records arrive in different formats. A chronology needs checking. Exhibits change while a filing is being prepared. We take on defined litigation support assignments so the attorney can review the work without rebuilding the file. You agree on the scope and review process with us at the start. Research and drafting remain under the responsible attorney’s direction and supervision.
How an Assignment Might Look
Example Assignment: a Case File Before Attorney Review
An attorney receives email exports, scanned invoices and paper correspondence for a commercial dispute. The same event appears under different dates.
We index the supplied records and prepare a factual chronology with source references. Conflicting accounts remain identified for the attorney to assess.
The attorney receives an organized working file with a short list of missing documents and questions requiring review.