Discovery demands pulled from the court’s system. Answered from your file.
Built. Request a demo and watch it run on your cases.
Cases don’t drag because of the trial calendar. They drag in the gap between a demand and its response, and in the follow up nobody has time to chase. Execute closes both. When a discovery demand lands on the court’s electronic filing system, Execute sees it the moment it lands, pulls it, and drafts your response from what is already in your file. Every deadline the answer creates is on the calendar before anyone opens the email.
Request a demoA Bill of Particulars is due tomorrow at 5:00 PM. The paralegal who was supposed to start it is buried under three other cases with deadlines of their own. There is no way to get it done by the deadline without working tonight, and the judge has made clear there will be no extension.
Every litigator has lived this exact afternoon. It is the single most predictable crisis in a litigation practice.
The deadline panic becomes a routine review, finished before 5:00.
Thursday, 3:00 PM
Thursday, 3:00 PM. A Bill of Particulars due Friday at 5:00. With Execute, the response was drafted the night the demand arrived. The deadline stops being a panic and becomes a calm, routine review with a day to spare.
Every litigator has lived this exact afternoon. It has never had a fix that was not “work the weekend.”
The work starts the moment the documents land.
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The answer arrives and gets processed
Affirmative defenses identified, parties confirmed, and every deadline the answer creates calendared. Before lunch, not before the preliminary conference.
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Execute watches the court’s system
Nobody on your team checks the court’s electronic filing system for new filings. Execute watches it for you and pulls each demand the moment it lands.
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Responses are drafted the day the demand arrives
Bills of Particulars, interrogatories, and notices for discovery and inspection, drafted from the case file, the records already gathered, and your firm’s prior work, with objections where your practice would object.
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Your demands go out just as fast
Post deposition demands are drafted as soon as the transcript reaches your office. When an adversary’s deadline passes, the follow up letter and the motion to compel are drafted and waiting for your approval.
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The attorney reviews and approves
The draft is waiting days before the deadline instead of hours. Review happens on your schedule, with time to think.
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Service and follow through are handled
Approved responses go out, proof of service is tracked, and your own outstanding demands get chased so the pressure lands on your adversary.
You stop playing defense in your own cases.
The waiting months come back
The gap between demand and response closes, and the cases resolve sooner.
The motions to compel are yours
Your responses and your demands go out on time, every time.
The panic stops being a prioritization problem
Execute works every case at once, so nothing waits its turn.
Attorneys get their evenings back
Deadlines stop owning your nights and weekends.
Day 89 of 90 on a response, and the judge said no extensions. Yours went out weeks ago.
Request a demo, and we’ll run Execute on a few of your real cases. You watch it work.
Prefer to talk? Call 212 206 2520.