Capabilities / Summary judgment
Summary judgment
The motion between your client and a jury.
By invitation.
The heaviest motion in your case, opposed in about a day. It used to take weeks.
Docket Entry offers summary judgment opposition to a small number of plaintiff-side firms. They use it on live matters, on their own infrastructure, like every other brief.
What your firm gets
- An opposition built from the whole record.
- A point-by-point response to the other side’s statement of facts.
- Your own statement of the facts in dispute.
- A trail from every sentence to the evidence behind it.
How long it takes
A day, not weeks. Your lawyers sharpen the opposition. They do not assemble it.
What your lawyer keeps
Which disputes to press. What to concede. How the story is told. What goes to the court. Docket Entry drafts. Your lawyers decide.
Where the record starts
The opposition can cite only what is in the record, and discovery builds the record. Docket Entry starts from the motion the defense will file and tells your lawyers what the record still lacks while discovery is open.
Discovery: where the record is made