I will prepare a motion for summary judgment package for your case
Strategic Litigation Support and Motion Practice by a Licensed Attorney
About this Gig
Win your case without the risk and expense of a trial. I am David Albert Ziring, a licensed USA attorney, and I will draft a professional Motion for Summary Judgment (MSJ) package for your civil litigation.
An MSJ asks the judge to decide the case now because there are no "genuine disputes of material fact." It is the most complex document in a civil case, requiring a perfect synthesis of evidence and law.
My comprehensive package provides:
- A persuasive Memorandum of Law applying facts to the legal standard
- A meticulous Statement of Undisputed Material Facts (Standard/Premium)
- Analysis of deposition testimony and documentary evidence
- Arguments designed to show why a trial is unnecessary
I have the expertise to handle high-volume evidence and distill it into a winning narrative. Whether you are a plaintiff seeking judgment or a defendant seeking dismissal, I provide the attorney-level drafting required to close a case successfully. Don't leave your summary judgment to chance; use a licensed professional.
Field of law:
Civil rights
Target country:
Worldwide
Document type:
Other
Agreement type:
Legal notice
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FAQ
What is Summary Judgment?
It is a court order ruling that no trial is needed because the facts are clear and the law favors one side.
What is a Statement of Material Facts?
A numbered list of facts supported by evidence that proves you should win.
Can this be used for any case?
Most civil cases are eligible for MSJ after discovery has closed.
How long is the document?
These are often 15-25 pages, depending on the volume of evidence and court limits.
What evidence do I need to provide?
You must provide depositions, affidavits, contracts, or other discovery items.
