Phase 2 of 4
From an ocean of records, a disciplined account of the facts. Every work product is reviewed by counsel.
Written discovery
Drafts written discovery in both directions: the requests propounded and the responses and objections served. Counsel finalizes every response.
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Collects, searches and organizes voluminous productions, elevating the documents most likely to matter so counsel’s review is concentrated where it counts.
Read the detail →Request access →Privilege logs
Drafts the privilege log entry by entry, each assertion presented for counsel’s confirmation.
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Organizes and digests medical and billing records, surfacing gaps, duplications and questions worth posing for counsel and retained experts to assess.
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Constructs a single chronology of the matter from the record, built so each entry links to its source.
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Distills the salient facts and open questions into deposition outlines that counsel refines and owns.
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Sits beside counsel during the deposition, tracking the testimony as given and its fit with the balance of the record. Used openly and in line with local rules on recording.
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Digests deposition and hearing transcripts and marks where testimony may diverge, for counsel’s examination.
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