Case Development
Selected discovery, case analysis, and preparation.
Define the task. Bring in trial counsel.
In brief
Targeted Trial Support places Florida Trial Counsel on one defined task, such as a hearing, a witness, a motion, or a trial segment. The assignment is agreed in writing, and the attorney who engaged the firm keeps the client and the case.
Use it when one piece of the trial needs experienced attention.
Some work calls for additional trial experience without changing the broader representation.
A defined assignment can address an evidentiary issue, concentrated preparation work, or an identified courtroom need while the existing team continues with its other responsibilities.
Selected discovery, case analysis, and preparation.
Significant motions, evidentiary matters, or contested proceedings.
Preparation, examination development, and testimony issues.
Exhibits, foundations, objections, and trial-use questions.
Specified trial materials and practical working tools.
Agreed examinations, openings, closings, or other trial components.
Identify the assignment, timing, and responsibility.
Complete the agreed work with necessary coordination.
Provide work product and any agreed next steps.
The arrangement specifies the work undertaken and how progress is communicated to the originating attorney.
Conclude with the agreed deliverables or courtroom responsibility.
Discuss a new assignment or broader trial responsibility if needed.
Nothing expands automatically. Additional responsibilities require a further agreement.