Brief and Memo Drafting
Draft briefs and memos from your record and authority, cited throughout for a lawyer to finalize.
What It Does
The agent assembles a first draft from the record and cited authority, structured to your format. A lawyer edits and owns the final.Without it: First drafts eat hours that senior lawyers would rather spend on strategy and argument.
- Builds from the firm template for that court, so the format matches before counsel edits
- Draws facts only from the matter record, and marks any sentence it cannot source
- Leaves a section headed but unwritten where counsel has not set the position
- Saves as a new draft in the matter folder, never over the previous version
Illustrative example
A response brief is docketed for 18 August in Hollis v. Marden Freight. The agent drafts to the firm template: facts from the pleadings and exhibits with a pin cite on each sentence, four authorities in the law section, and one paragraph marked unsupported because the invoice it turns on is not in the record. The partner writes the argument and owns what is filed.
Case-law database
Cited authority
Matter management
Pleadings, exhibits, record
Template library
That court's format
DMS
The matter folder
Brief and memo drafting
SuggestStarts when
A filing deadline is docketed on a live matter
How far it goes
it proposes, and a person approves before anything commits
First draft
Saved as new draft
Inline citations
Pin-cited per sentence
Court format
Applied from template
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