Persuasive motions and briefs require extensive research and critical analysis. Unfortunately, the demands of a sole practitioner consist of court appearances, phone calls, client meetings, and ensuring your criminal law practice is running efficiently. When critical deadlines approach, some attorneys miss the deadline altogether, or they may resort to using canned or recycled briefs that hurt their client as well as their credibility. As a busy criminal defense lawyer, you can regain control of your time while saving money by enlisting the services of a research and writing attorney.
After twenty years of practicing criminal law, I understand the challenges of running a small law firm, as well as the difficulties of managing your workload and growing your practice. When you contract with an attorney, you can take control of your schedule. With an attorney skilled at research and writing, you can complete your projects in an efficient manner, thereby reducing the pressure of meeting court imposed deadlines.
In addition to saving time, you can reduce costs and increase your profits. Criminal attorneys are always under pressure to make a profit. In order to do so, you must generate new business, while completing work for your current clients. Hiring an associate is a big commitment that requires constant training and supervision, that may not result in profits. By outsourcing your writing projects on a case-by-case basis, you are do not have to choose between your duties to your clients and growing your practice. In most cases, you receive a flat fee quote, making it easier for you to work within your budget.
Outsourcing your motions and briefs can result in favorable results for your clients. A compelling argument is critical and can mean the difference between success and a guilty plea or verdict. Your clients deserve the best defense available, including presenting a clear and concise brief that will make a judge take notice. By outsourcing your research and writing projects, you ensure you are providing your client with not only your best arguments in court, but in your motions.
Contracting with an experienced criminal research attorney that imparts a rich experience in conducting effective legal research can benefit your criminal defense practice. You will save time, money, and obtain better results while retaining control of all aspects of your case. No matter the size of the project, outsourcing to an effective research attorney will benefit you and your client.
