I will draft professional civil interrogatories and discovery requests
Expert Civil Discovery and Litigation Support by a Licensed Attorney
About this Gig
Discovery is the most critical phase of litigation. I am Seth A. Schreiberg, a licensed USA attorney, and I will draft professional civil interrogatories and discovery requests to help you uncover the facts needed to win your case.
Generic questions result in vague answers. I draft surgical, targeted requests designed to box in the opposing party and force meaningful disclosures.
This gig includes:
- Fact-specific Interrogatories (Questions)
- Requests for Production of Documents (RFPs)
- Legal definitions and instructions to prevent evasion
- Strategic alignment with your case theory
Whether you are dealing with a breach of contract, personal injury, or business dispute, I ensure your discovery requests are legally sound and formatted for court. Don't waste your one chance at discovery with weak questions. Let a licensed professional draft the requests that will build your evidence.
Field of law:
Civil rights
Target country:
Worldwide
Document type:
Other
Agreement type:
Legal notice
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FAQ
What is an Interrogatory?
It is a formal written question that the opposing party must answer under oath.
How many interrogatories can I send?
Most jurisdictions limit you to 25 or 30 without court permission. Check your local rules.
Do you provide the instructions/definitions?
Yes, the Standard and Premium packages include the necessary legal boilerplate.
Can you draft these for any state?
Yes, I draft according to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure or your specific state rules.
What info do you need?
I need the complaint, your answer, and a brief summary of what you are trying to prove.
