Discovery & 30(b)(6) Expert Services

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The discovery process lays the foundation of your case. We all know that. 

But how many times have you felt like you cannot focus on both liability and damages at the same time? Ever wished you could pass off the liability discovery to someone else so you could focus on driving the damages?

That is what discovery experts are for. ProvenFocus turns discovery from a burden to an opportunity for value. We will work discreetly behind the scenes, directing discovery, while you gain the reputation boost and the increased case value.

For more information on ProvenFocus's discovery approach, check out Jennifer's Trial Guides presentation, Handling Disputes in Written Discovery.

Depending on the stage of your case and the needs of the liability hurdles, we will recommend a package developed from the following services:

• Strategically drafting your Case Management Order to set the tone and expectations from the very beginning.
• Drafting deliberate written discovery requests.
• Crafting requests for admissions that get actual responses and narrow the issues.
• Reviewing and analyzing opposing party's discovery responses and disclosures to determine litigation strategy, spoliation potential, and points for operational pressure.
• Ghost-writing conferrals for discovery disputes.
• Drafting the Rule 30(b)(6) Notice and outline.
• Prepping you to take the deposition and assisting you as a consulting expert during the deposition itself, or - venue-depending - appearing through a Limited Entry of Appearance and taking the deposition.
• Narrowing in on missing links and determining how to obtain withheld materials.
• Providing you with a post-discovery report and plan to keep the pressure high and case value higher. 

We have your backs, standing behind you in the wings so you get the credit for all the work while we keep the liability train on the tracks. Let us drive discovery while you focus on damages.

Discovery should arm you with all the tools you need to support your client's case to the fullest and ensure they recieve the best possible outcome in mediation or trial. And you should be playing offense, not defense, to keep the ball in your court and maximize value.