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I will draft a motion to compel discovery or motion for reconsideration
Licensed US Attorney Expert Litigation Pleadings Motions
I am Sarah Grace Portwood, a licensed US Attorney (Bar #64226) with extensive experience in civil litigation, federal, and state court proceedings. I specialize in drafting robust, legally sound plead...
About this Gig
Litigation doesn't always go smoothly. When the opposing side hides evidence or a judge makes a ruling based on an error of law, you must take immediate, aggressive legal action.
As a Licensed US Attorney (Bar #64226), I draft tactical motions to enforce your rights during discovery and challenge erroneous court orders.
What this Gig covers:
- Motions to Compel: Forcing the opposing party to answer Interrogatories, produce documents, or attend depositions.
- Motions for Reconsideration: Persuasively arguing that a judge should alter or amend a previous judgment due to newly discovered evidence or a clear error of law.
- Drafting of Proposed Orders for the Judge to sign.
- Good faith "Meet and Confer" correspondence.
I combine aggressive litigation tactics with highly polished legal writing.
Time limits for these motions are incredibly strict. Message me immediately to review your case.
Field of law:
Civil rights
Target country:
United States
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FAQ
What is a "Meet and Confer"?
Most courts require you to send a letter trying to resolve a discovery dispute with the other side before filing a Motion to Compel.
Can a judge really change their mind?
Yes, via a Motion for Reconsideration, but you must prove a clear error of law or present entirely new evidence.
Are there deadlines for a Motion for Reconsideration?
Yes, they are very strict (often 10 to 28 days depending on jurisdiction). You must act fast.
Do you include the Proposed Order?
Yes, for Standard and Premium packages, I will draft the Proposed Order for the judge to sign.
Will you review the opposing party's deficient discovery answers?
Yes, I will review their answers to articulate exactly why a Motion to Compel is legally justified.
