Strategy and Case Development
Develop case strategy, prepare discovery, and address defined case-development work
Define the assignment. Keep the broader case with your firm.
Add experienced trial resources to the part of the case where they provide the most value.
The engaging attorney defines the assignment while the broader matter remains in its existing structure.
Develop case strategy, prepare discovery, and address defined case-development work
Prepare and handle significant motions, evidentiary matters, and hearings
Prepare witnesses and experts, develop examinations, and address testimony issues
Prepare exhibits, foundations, objections, and other defined evidentiary work
Develop trial materials, examinations, instructions or proposed findings, and practical trial tools
Handle voir dire where applicable, openings, examinations, closings, or other defined courtroom responsibilities
The engaging attorney decides what we handle, what remains with the firm, and how our work integrates with the existing case strategy.
The assignment can remain limited, expand, narrow, or end as the case develops.
Our involvement can end with the assignment or continue into additional Targeted Trial Support or Lead Trial Counsel.