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I will prepare a motion to strike or motion for sanctions
Civil Litigation Drafting by licensed US Attorney
I am Gary Ross Allen, a licensed U.S. attorney (Bar #262968) specializing in civil litigation and advanced legal drafting. Success in court requires more than just facts; it demands procedurally flawl...
About this Gig
When an opposing party files frivolous claims, includes scandalous allegations, or engages in bad faith litigation tactics, you must strike back.
As a licensed U.S. attorney (Bar #262968), I draft aggressive, procedurally accurate Motions to Strike and Motions for Sanctions. Whether you need to remove legally insufficient defenses from an answer or demand financial penalties for opposing counsel's misconduct (such as Rule 11 violations), I provide the heavy-hitting legal drafting required.
What I draft:
- Motions to strike redundant, immaterial, or scandalous pleadings
- Rule 11 Sanctions for frivolous filings
- Sanctions for severe discovery abuses or spoliation of evidence
Courts do not grant these motions lightly. You need a meticulously researched, highly persuasive argument that clearly demonstrates the procedural violation. Provide me with the offending pleading or conduct history, and I will draft your response.
Field of law:
Civil rights
Target country:
United States
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FAQ
What is the difference between striking and sanctions?
A motion to strike removes improper text from a court document. A motion for sanctions asks the court to punish a party (often financially) for severe misconduct.
Can you guarantee the judge will grant sanctions?
Judges have broad discretion regarding sanctions. While I cannot guarantee the outcome, I guarantee a highly professional, compelling legal argument maximizing your chances.
What is a Rule 11 Safe Harbor?
Many jurisdictions require you to serve the motion for sanctions on the opponent and give them 21 days to withdraw their frivolous filing before you file it with the court.
