Tribunal Submission Drafting
Draft tribunal submissions from the record and authority, cited throughout for counsel to finalize.
What It Does
The agent assembles a structured draft from the record and cited authority in your format, then routes it for review. A lawyer edits and owns the submission.Without it: First drafts of submissions consume senior time that is better spent on strategy and argument.
- Follows the tribunal's paragraph numbering and word limit from the template library
- Leaves a marked gap where the record does not support a pleaded point
- Carries the other side's paragraph numbers across so each answer is traceable
- The draft lands in the matter folder against the calendar date, never with the tribunal
Illustrative example
Procedural Order No. 3 sets a 12,000-word Reply due 14 March. The agent builds the draft in the tribunal's numbering, answering the Statement of Defence paragraph by paragraph, each factual assertion cited to its exhibit and each proposition to its authority, and marks two paragraphs the record does not support. Counsel opens it in the matter folder with the gaps already named.
Case record
Pleadings, exhibits
Legal research
Authority to cite
Template library
Numbering, word limit
Filing calendar
Submission deadline
Tribunal submission drafting
SuggestStarts when
A tribunal sets the deadline for the next submission
How far it goes
it proposes, and a person approves before anything commits
Submission draft
Left in the matter folder
Inline citations
Carried through
Tribunal format
Matched
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