WHAT I DO.

  • Case summaries come in various forms depending on their purpose and audience. Here are some I can help you with:

    • Brief Case Summary: concise overview of the case, including the key facts, legal issues, holding, and reasoning (does not exceed one page).

    • Detailed Case Summary: comprehensive summary that includes an in-depth analysis of the facts, procedural history, issues, arguments, holding, reasoning, and dissenting opinions (if any).

    • Trial Court Case Summary: summary of events at the trial level, including the claims, defenses, evidence presented, and the court’s ruling.

    • Legal Memorandum Summary: summary of statement of facts, issues, analysis, and conclusions. a case to include in memorandum.

    • Executive Summary: summary prepared for your clients, colleagues or executives that provide a simplified, easy-to-read account of events without all the legal jargon.

    • Medical Record Summary: detailed, organized synopsis of a patient’s medical records which includes:

      • Chronological Medical History

      • Diagnostic & Treatment Summaries

      • Injury & Treatment Correlation: Connecting medical evidence to the legal issues, such as causation and damages.

      • Physician and Specialist Reports

      • Impact Assessment: Analyzing how injuries affect the plaintiff’s quality of life or ability to work.

    • Contracts:

      • Sales agreements

      • Service agreements

      • Lease agreements

      • Vendor contracts

      • Non-disclosure agreements (NDAs)

      • Employment agreements

    • Corporate Formation Documents:

      • Articles of incorporation/organization  

      • Operating agreements

    • Intellectual Property Documents:

      • Licensing agreements

    • Real Estate Documents:

      • Purchase agreements

      • Lease documents

      • Easement agreements

    • Legal correspondence

    • Legal memoranda

    • Retainer Agreements

    • Demand Letters

    • Discovery Management:

      • Document Review, Organization and Production

      • E-Discovery Management (Processing, Review)

      • Interrogatory and Request for Production Drafting and Response

      • Deposition Preparation and Summarization

    • Trial Preparation:

      • Exhibit Preparation and Management

      • Trial Notebook Compilation

      • Court Filings

      • Preparation of Pleadings and Motions

    • Case Management:

      • Legal Research and Memorandum Preparation

      • Preparation of legal chronologies