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I will draft a motion to compel discovery in civil litigation
Licensed US Attorney Civil Litigation and Constitutional Law Specialist
I am John Ferguson Bowen, a licensed U.S. (Texas) Attorney (Bar No. 24097408) with extensive experience in civil rights litigation, constitutional claims, legal discovery motions, and appellate advoca...
About this Gig
Is opposing counsel withholding crucial evidence, stonewalling responses, or providing evasive discovery answers? You need an aggressive, legally sound Motion to Compel Discovery.
As a licensed U.S. Attorney (Texas Bar No. 24097408), I draft persuasive motions to compel under Rule 37 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) and state procedural rules. I demonstrate to the court why the requested evidence is discoverable, non-privileged, and essential to your case.
WHAT THIS GIG INCLUDES:
- Court-Ready Motion to Compel Discovery
- Supporting Memorandum of Points and Authorities
- Meet-and-Confer Compliance Statement
- Drafted Proposed Order for the Judge's Signature
- Coverage for Interrogatories, RFPs, or Requests for Admissions
Overcome discovery roadblocks with professional legal writing designed to secure compliance and position your case for monetary or evidentiary sanctions.
Contact me prior to ordering to ensure complete alignment on your discovery history and court deadlines.
Field of law:
Civil rights
Target country:
Worldwide
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FAQ
What rules govern a Motion to Compel Discovery?
In federal court, Rule 37 of the FRCP applies. In state court, I utilize the specific state rules of civil procedure applicable to your jurisdiction.
Do I need to complete a "Meet and Confer" before ordering this motion?
Yes. Most courts require a good-faith effort to resolve discovery disputes before filing. I include a certification of meet-and-confer in the draft.
Can this motion request sanctions against opposing counsel?
Yes. The draft can include requests for attorneys' fees or evidentiary sanctions as permitted by the governing rules.
Can you draft a motion to compel depositions as well?
Yes. I can draft motions compelling written discovery (interrogatories, document requests) or witness depositions.
What materials do you need from me to start?
I will need the original discovery requests, opposing party's responses/objections, and any meet-and-confer correspondence.
