Litigation Support That Keeps Cases Moving.
Open files, send LORs, draft pleadings, manage discovery, and chase deadlines. Your attorneys focus on the law — we handle the paper that makes a case move.
Drafting work piles up. Cases stall behind it.
New cases sit unopened for days. LORs go out a week late. Discovery responses pile up against deadline. Demand packages don't get drafted because the paralegal who'd write them is buried in records requests.
The work isn't hard. It's relentless — and the firm's growth ceiling is the team's drafting bandwidth.
Where firms get stuck
- New signed cases sitting unopened for a week or more
- Demands going out months after they should have
- Discovery responses written under last-minute pressure
- Attorneys drafting routine paper instead of negotiating cases
From file open to formal demand
Drafting and matter support — done from your firm's templates, queued for attorney review.
Opening Case Files
New cases opened in your case management system within hours of signing — fully populated, properly coded, ready to work.
Letters of Representation
LORs drafted, sent, and tracked to every adjuster, insurer, and provider on day one of representation.
Pleadings & Motions
Complaints, motions, responses, and routine filings drafted from your firm's templates and attorney direction.
Discovery Responses
Interrogatories, requests for production, and requests for admission — drafted, organized, and ready for attorney review.
Formal Demand Letters
Demand packages assembled with chronology, exhibits, and supporting documentation — ready for negotiation.
Deadline & Calendar Tracking
Statute, court, and discovery deadlines tracked across every active matter so nothing slips.
Litigation support is dedicated work — delivered by Impact Assistants.
Impact Assistants
A dedicated assistant trained on your firm's templates and case criteria — drafting pleadings, discovery, and demands at your firm's pace.
Explore Impact AssistantsIntake 360
Intake 360 covers intake and reception — not pleadings or discovery drafting. Pair it with Impact Assistants for end-to-end case coverage.
Learn about Intake 360From template integration to attorney sign-off
Template integration
Your firm's pleadings, LORs, and demand templates loaded into our workflow.
Matter intake
New cases opened and LORs sent same-day after signing.
Drafting cadence
Pleadings, discovery, and demands drafted on your firm's schedule.
Attorney review
Everything queued for attorney sign-off — never sent without you.
What changes for your firm
Cases move faster
Files open same-day. LORs send same-day. Demands go out when the file is ready — not when the team finally has bandwidth.
Attorneys back on negotiation
Routine drafting comes off your attorneys' desks. They use their hours on the work only they can do.
Higher case throughput
Your firm's drafting bandwidth stops being the ceiling on caseload. Growth doesn't require new hires.
Common questions
Do your assistants draft pleadings from scratch?
We draft from your firm's templates with attorney direction on the substance. Attorneys review and sign everything before it leaves the firm — we accelerate the drafting, never replace attorney judgment.
What practice areas do you support?
We're built for contingency-fee firms — personal injury, mass tort, and similar. Our drafting workflows are tuned to PI matters, but Impact Assistants can be trained on your firm's specific practice areas and templates.
How do you handle confidentiality and conflicts?
Every Impact Assistant signs strict confidentiality agreements and works inside your case management system. Conflict checks run on every new matter before intake.
Can you track court deadlines and statutes?
Yes. Deadline tracking is part of standard litigation support — court dates, statute of limitations, discovery cutoffs, and response windows all live in your firm's calendar with redundant tracking on our side.
Which product handles this work?
Litigation support is dedicated case work — delivered through Impact Assistants. Intake 360 handles intake and reception, not pleadings or discovery drafting.