Notary Public Law: Litigation Services


Litigation Services

Litigation Services Provided To Attorneys
  1. Identify notarial-legal issues and suggest case and trial strategies and arguments;
  2. Suggest sources of evidence;
  3. Help evaluate merit, causation and damages;
  4. Perform legal literature review and case research;
  5. Draft memoranda and briefs;
  6. Research and evaluate policies/practices/procedures/protocols/forms/handbooks/systems for compliance with state and federal notarial-related statutes and ethics codes;
  7. Analyze and draft complaints, answers, motions, and other judicial pleadings;
  8. Prepare interrogatories and discovery requests;
  9. Prepare discovery deposition (EBT), de bene ese deposition and trial questions;
  10. Prepare hearing and trial exhibits, visual aids and other demonstrative evidence;
  11. Develop and participate in mock hearing and trial exercises;
  12. Investigate the opposing expert witness;
  13. Interview and prepare other hearing and trial witnesses;
  14. Collaborate with forensic document examiner to enhance evidence analysis;
  15. Attend various conferences, hearings and trials as a litigation team advisor;
  16. Compare actual services to proper practice vis-a-vis the Code of Professional Responsibility, canons of ethics and related ethics codes;
  17. Ascertain collateral consequences of criminal conduct, including state bar proceedings;
  18. Prepare a position paper and written opinion or report;
  19. Testify at hearings and trials; and,
  20. Evaluate and assist with actions for post-trial motions, including a new trial, change of verdict or review by appellate courts.
Curriculum vitae and detailed fee schedule are available upon request.