I will draft discovery responses, objections, and motions to compel
Licensed US Attorney: Premium Civil Litigation and Discovery Drafting
About this Gig
Have you been served with a mountain of invasive discovery requests? Or is the opposing party ignoring your requests and refusing to hand over evidence?
Navigating discovery disputes requires strict adherence to legal procedure. As a licensed U.S. attorney (Bar #280555), I draft impenetrable legal objections to protect your privacy and shield you from overbroad requests. If the other side is playing games, I draft aggressive Motions to Compel to force their compliance.
My services include:
- Asserting proper legal objections (Attorney-Client Privilege, Work Product, Overbroad, Vague, Unduly Burdensome).
- Drafting compliant, strategic factual responses based on your provided information.
- Drafting Motions to Compel Discovery (or Oppositions) complete with a supporting legal memorandum and citations to authority.
Protect your rights and your case. Message me today to discuss your discovery dispute.
Field of law:
Civil rights
Target country:
United States
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FAQ
What do you need to draft my discovery responses?
I will need the exact requests served upon you, your case pleadings, and a written summary of your factual answers so I can frame them in proper legal language.
Can you object to everything?
No. I will raise all valid legal objections to protect you, but courts require parties to answer valid requests. I will balance aggressive protection with procedural compliance.
What is a Motion to Compel?
If the opposing side refuses to answer your discovery or gives inadequate answers, a Motion to Compel is a formal request asking the Judge to order them to comply and produce the evidence.
