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I will draft a precise US opposition brief or response to a court motion
Licensed US Attorney Expert Court Document Brief Drafting
I am Jay A. Kaplan, a Licensed U.S. Attorney (Bar #86202) with extensive experience in federal and state litigation. I specialize in drafting highly persuasive, meticulously researched court documents...
About this Gig
When opposing counsel files a motion against you, your response must be swift, factual, and legally sound. I am Jay A. Kaplan, a Licensed U.S. Attorney (Bar #86202), providing aggressive and analytical opposition briefs.
Failing to properly respond to a motion can result in the court ruling against you by default. I will dissect the opposing party's arguments, distinguish their case law, and present a formidable counter-argument to protect your rights on the record.
I expertly draft responses to:
- Motions to Dismiss
- Motions for Summary Judgment
- Motions to Compel Discovery
- Motions for Injunctions or Restraining Orders
I will analyze the opposing motion, research counter-precedent, and draft a Memorandum of Law in Opposition that clearly explains to the judge why the other party's request should be denied.
Field of law:
Civil rights
Target country:
United States
Agreement type:
NDA
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FAQ
Can you respond to a Motion for Summary Judgment?
Yes, please select the Premium package, as Summary Judgment responses require extensive fact-pleading and legal research.
How do I share the opposing motion with you?
You can upload the PDF or Word document directly in the Fiverr order requirements page.
Will you review my evidence?
Yes, I will review the documents you provide to incorporate them into the factual background of the opposition brief.
