Discovery and Rule 30(b)(6) Expert Services

The discovery stage lays the foundation of your case. We all know that.

How many times, though, have you felt like you cannot watch the damages side of your case because you have to keep all your focus on the liability discovery? Have you wished you could pass off the liability discovery to someone else so you could focus on driving the damages?

What about passing off the liability discovery to someone else who will make the liability side of the case actually drive value, as well?

CaseFocus will turn discovery  into a goldmine of opportunity for your case.

Available services include:

• Strategically drafting your Case Management Order to set the tone and expectations from the very beginning,
• Drafting your written discovery requests,
• Giving you strategic request for admissions that get actual responses and narrow the issues,
• Reviewing and analyzing opposing party's discovery responses and disclosure productions to determine what is being concealed and where their pressure points lie,
• Ghost-writing conferrals for discovery disputes,
• Signaling that you are serious about the process of discovery through firm, professional redirection,
• Drafting your Rule 30(b)(6) Notice and outline, 
• Prepping you to take the deposition and assisting during the deposition itself OR appearing under a Limited Entry of Appearance and taking the deposition, 
• Narrowing in on missing links and determining how to obtain the withheld materials, and
• Giving you a final report with a post-discovery plan that will keep the pressure high and the value higher.

We have your backs, standing behind you in the wings so you get the credit for all the work while we keep the liability train on the tracks. Let us drive discovery while you focus on damages.

Discovery should arm you with all the tools you need to support your client’s case to the fullest and ensure they receive the best possible outcome in mediation or trial. And you should be playing offense, not defense, to keep the ball in your court and maximize value.

For more information, check out Jennifer's presentation on Trial Guides: Handling Disputes in Written Discovery