Capabilities / Discovery
Discovery that closes the exits.
Requests for admission, interrogatories, and requests for production with nothing left to qualify. Every term defined. Built in minutes. Your lawyers decide what to serve.
What the firm hands over
- The pleadings and the scheduling order.
- Discovery served and received to date.
- Each production and transcript as it arrives.
What comes back
- Requests for admission, interrogatories, and requests for production, every term defined.
- A line of questioning for every witness, drawn from the record before the witness is sworn.
- A discovery plan built backward from the summary judgment motion the defense will file, with the gaps identified while there is time to fill them.
- Everything delivered for your lawyers to review, revise, and serve.
Every deposition planned from the record.
Every answer and every denial becomes a line of questioning before the witness is sworn. Your lawyers choose who to depose.
Discovery closes. Then the defense tells the court what is missing.
Every case turns on one fact. Discovery has a deadline and a budget, and a firm stretched across many cases under-builds that fact. Docket Entry plans discovery backward from the summary judgment motion the defense will file. Every request, deposition, and admission goes to the fact your case turns on. Gaps are identified while you can still fill them. After discovery closes, a gap cannot be filled. It becomes a hole in your opposition.
Start while discovery is still open.
Try it on your firm’s real work. Docket Entry watches the docket, and every request your lawyers serve while discovery is open is one more gap closed before the defense can find it.