MANAGED LEGAL OPERATIONS & LITIGATION SUPPORTOperate bigger.
Stay independent.
RLO helps California attorneys handle litigation work and keep their practices organized. Bring in support for discovery, motion preparation, matter coordination, and practice workflows—with defined deliverables, coordinated follow-through, and work prepared for your review.
For solo practices, litigation boutiques, and established legal teams. Built around your practice—not its size.
THE PERSON BEHIND RLOMeet Kyle J. Borchers.
Founder & Principal
Legal Operations Consultant / Litigation Paralegal
More than 10 years of civil litigation experience.
Kyle’s background spans discovery, motion preparation, case organization, and attorney-facing reporting. Through Remote LegalOps, he works directly with attorneys and their teams on defined assignments and ongoing operational support.
- Previous firm experience
- Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLPIP Paralegal
November 2021–February 2023 - eDiscovery training
- ACEDS eDiscovery Executive Certificate (eDEx)Completed December 2024
WHAT RLO DOESThe support your practice needs.
From a discovery response package to a repeatable intake process, RLO combines hands-on preparation with the organization and follow-through around it.
REDACTED WORK SAMPLESSee the work.
From discovery analysis to clear matter reporting, review the work behind the services.
- Focus
- Court-order requirements, gaps in the record, and recommended next steps.
- RLO’s role
- Analyze the record and prepare a structured report for counsel’s review.
- Inside the report
- The original cover, executive summary, and action plan.
- Focus
- Responses received, pending production, and follow-up that needs attention.
- RLO’s role
- Bring records-request status and next actions together for counsel’s review.
- Inside the report
- A one-page view of current status and next steps.
HOW TO ENGAGE RLOA clear place to start.
Choose a defined project when you know what needs to be done, a matter review when priorities need clarifying, or ongoing support for recurring work.
01A defined project
For a specific assignment or short-term overflow: discovery, motion preparation, a chronology, or a practice workflow.
Agree on the deliverable, source materials, budget, and review date before work begins.
Discuss a project→02A matter review
Get a working picture of an overloaded or inherited matter, with priorities and attorney decisions clearly identified.
Receive a matter snapshot, records and gaps summary, action plan, and attorney-attention list.
Request a matter review→See what the review includes03Ongoing support
Recurring preparation and coordination for a growing caseload or staff coverage gap, subject to availability.
Set agreed responsibilities, recurring priorities, review points, and reporting.
Discuss ongoing support→ Your matter.
Your judgment.
