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An Outside Trial Department
for Law Firms

Expand trial capacity without building permanent trial infrastructure.

More than 160Trials to Verdict

Add Trial Resources to the Firm

Give the firm access to experienced litigation and trial resources without permanently staffing an internal trial department.

Use those resources across matters for assessment, preparation, defined litigation work, shared trial responsibilities, or broader courtroom leadership.

Capacity That Works Matter by Matter

Your Firm

Trial resources across matters

Add Resources as Demand Changes

Bring in trial resources when matters, schedules, or caseload demands create the need for additional capacity.

Work Within the Firm’s Existing Structure

Add trial resources without rebuilding the firm’s staffing, systems, or approach to managing matters.

Match the Resource to the Matter

Use a focused resource for one matter and a broader role for another. Scope should be decided case by case.

Extend the Firm Through Trial

Access trial-focused resources from early case development through courtroom responsibility without maintaining a permanent internal department.

Two Ways to Deploy Trial Capacity

Targeted Trial Support

Define the assignment. Keep the broader case with your firm.

Use outside resources for defined litigation, preparation, hearings, witnesses, evidence, or courtroom work on the matters that need support.

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Lead Trial Counsel

Trial responsibility can change. Your client relationship does not.

Deploy broader courtroom leadership through shared, primary, or sole trial responsibility as the firm’s matters require.

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Trial Resources Beyond the Courtroom

An outside trial department can also support case assessment, trial readiness, trial notebook development, witnesses, evidence, motions, and preparation as part of the broader resources available to the firm.

Built Around the Firm

The firm decides when outside trial resources are used, which matters receive support, and how responsibilities are divided.

The arrangement can remain limited to a single assignment or provide a repeatable trial resource across matters as needs arise.

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