Capabilities / Verification
Your name is on every citation.
The case has to exist, and the quote has to be in it. No draft reaches your firm unchecked. Docket Entry checks every authority against the case it names and every quotation and record reference against its source. The document arrives in the form the court expects.
What the firm hands over
- The case.
- The record, with exhibit and page numbers.
What comes back
- Each authority checked against the case it names.
- Each quotation and record reference matched to its source.
- The document in the form the court expects.
Your lawyer signs. The checking is done first.
Your lawyer signs the brief, whoever drafted it. Docket Entry does the checking before the draft reaches your firm and assembles the authorities for your lawyers’ own review. What remains is the reading a careful lawyer does before signing, not a night spent pulling cases.
Start from a draft that has been checked.
Your lawyers still review it, decide, and sign.