Discovery Document Drafting for Law Firms
Discovery is where
Written discovery is detailed, repetitive and deadline-driven — exactly the work that piles up. Court Drafters prepares discovery requests and responses that are organized, numbered and consistent with the pleadings in the case.
For law firms, we draft request sets and first-pass responses for attorney review. For self-represented litigants, we prepare the requests you want to serve, or organize your answers to the requests you received, in the format the court and the other side expect.
Many courts limit the number of interrogatories and other requests and set specific response deadlines. Tell us the court and any limits or deadlines you know of, and we draft within them.
Discovery responses are made under oath or certification. We organize and format the answers and objections you or your attorney supply; the responding party verifies them.
Built for
U.S. law firms & attorneys
- Interrogatories, RFPs and RFAs drafted to your case theory
- First-pass responses and objections for attorney review
- Deficiency and meet-and-confer letters
- Privilege log formatting from your designations
Self-represented litigants
- Requests you want to serve, in proper numbered form
- Answers to discovery you received, organized clearly
- Formatting for the court you identify
- You review, sign, verify and serve the documents
Common documents
Interrogatories
Requests for Production
Requests for Admission
Discovery Responses
Deficiency Letters
Privilege Logs
Included —
- Numbered requests and definitions
- Responses organized from your information
- Consistency with the pleadings in the case
- Revisions after your review
- The pleadings in the case
- Discovery you received, if responding
- The court and any discovery limits
- Your service and response deadlines
- Verify responses on anyone's behalf
- Decide objections for pro se clients
- Serve discovery or file on your behalf
- Act as attorney of record
How it works
Send the pleadings, the requests and your deadline.
Scope check: we confirm the set and what is missing.
We draft the requests or organize the responses.
You review, verify, sign and serve them.
Asked
Written discovery is the formal exchange of information between parties in a lawsuit — interrogatories, requests for production of documents and requests for admission, and the written responses to them.
Yes. We draft request sets to the case theory and limits you identify. The attorney reviews, revises and serves them.
We organize and format the answers you provide into a proper written response. The content of the answers, and the verification, come from you.
Limits differ by court. Tell us the court and any limits you know of; we draft within them and you should confirm the current rule.
No. You or your attorney serve discovery and file anything the court requires.
Start with a document-scope assessment
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Service area
Remote, nationwide across the United States