Delegate the preparation and the operational follow-through. RLO brings litigation support, matter coordination, and practice workflows into a clearly scoped working relationship.
Hands-on work. Agreed responsibilities. Attorney-directed delivery.
Explore the assignments and deliverables below, including reports you can review.
Prepare written discovery and organize the record behind responses and discovery disputes.
What you receiveOrganized drafts, source references, and issues requiring attorney review.
Read the discovery enforcement reportAssemble the drafts, declarations, and exhibits needed for a motion or hearing.
What you receiveA coordinated package for counsel’s substantive review and final approval.
Connect events and issues to their sources, with gaps and conflicting information clearly identified.
What you receiveA traceable record with source citations, missing information, and attorney-review questions.
Track records collection from the initial request through production and outstanding follow-up.
What you receiveA current status report showing requests, received materials, gaps, and next follow-up.
Read the records status reportKeep tasks, dates, and unresolved decisions visible across an active matter.
What you receiveA working picture of completed work, upcoming reviews, dependencies, and decisions.
Keep requests and document handoffs moving with your approved providers.
What you receiveA current record of provider requests, completed handoffs, outstanding items, and next follow-up.
Turn recurring work into repeatable procedures, from intake through review and handoff.
What you receiveDocumented workflows and working templates your team can use beyond the immediate assignment.
Services are provided under attorney direction. Counsel retains legal judgment and final approval.
See how responsibilities are dividedChoose a defined project when you know what needs to be done, a matter review when priorities need clarifying, or ongoing support for recurring work.
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 projectGet 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 reviewSee what the review includesRecurring 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 supportTell RLO what needs attention and when. A brief overview is enough to start.
RLO generally responds within two business days. Requested timing is subject to availability.
