And so we will work on the initial strategy really throughout the life of the case even, but we also do sort of traditional law work,
like motions for summary judgment and responses, jury charge work, objecting to jury charges and also the post-verdict sort of prejudgment motions phase and then even post-judgment motion.
Not exact matches
Lots of things have happened,
like we moved to federal court, and then there was discovery (but maybe not all of it), and
motions for summary judgment.
* The name of the case, the identity of the party we represent, and how to bill the time; * The issue that needs to be answered; * The facts of the case I think are most pertinent to the issue; * The procedural posture of the case and how the work product will be used —
for a
motion to compel,
for a response to a
motion for summary judgment,
for an evaluation letter to the client, etc. * Whether I think the issue has been researched at any other time in the office, and how to find the old research; * The result I want to reach, i.e., what I'd
like the answer to be, if possible.
California Legal Research, Inc. works
for you, the attorney, researching the law and performing writing assignments, whether it be appellate briefs or trial
motions (
summary judgment, demurrer,
motions to strike, and the
like).