When results matter.
Litigation drafting for Connecticut trial attorneys. Confidential. Flat-fee. Ready when you need it.
It’s Friday afternoon.
You just got served with five motions in limine, and trial starts Tuesday. You don't have the bandwidth. You need someone who can pick it up tonight and hand you five strong, ready-to-file objections by Monday morning.
That's what I do.
Many attorneys with whom I work are solo practitioners and small firms carrying serious caseloads who need the briefing handled so they can focus on the case.
Motions for summary judgment. Motions to dismiss. Motions in limine. Expert preclusion. Oppositions, replies, and objections at every stage. State court, federal court, and on appeal. I draft it. You file it.
You set the strategy, I execute it on paper. Quickly, thoroughly, and at the level your client's case demands.
Your case. Your client. Your name on the brief.
Many of the attorneys I work with prefer that their clients, opposing counsel, and the court never know outside drafting help was involved. I built this practice with that in mind.
I do not file appearances. I do not form a relationship with your client. I do not communicate with opposing counsel. There is no footprint. The work product is yours, and the arrangement between us stays between us.
If discretion matters to you, it is built into every aspect of how I operate.
Track record.
I spent five years at one of Connecticut's most respected litigation firms, where I built my practice around one thing: significant motions and the briefs that win or lose them.
I have drafted motions and oppositions that have prevailed in Connecticut Superior Courts, the Connecticut Appellate Court, the United States District Court for the District of Connecticut, and the Second Circuit Court of Appeals. I have handled emergency briefing under extreme time pressure and delivered results at every stage.
Strong writing starts with strong analysis. Many of the matters I handle involve complex medical, technical, or factual records where the winning argument is not obvious from the pleadings. I bring the same rigor to reviewing and synthesizing the underlying record that I bring to the brief itself. My value is not just in how I write, but in what I find.
How it works.
Every engagement is priced on a flat-fee basis, scoped to the specific deliverable. You know the cost before I start. No billable-hour surprises, no invoices that grow with the clock.
You call or email. We discuss the motion, the record, and what you need. I quote a flat fee and a delivery date. Once engaged, I review the materials, draft the brief, and deliver a polished, ready-to-file product, typically with time for you to review before your deadline.
Standard turnaround is ten to fourteen days. Expedited timelines are available — including emergency turnaround for matters that can't wait.
No retainer. No long-term commitment. One engagement at a time, or an ongoing relationship, whatever suits your practice.
Get in touch.
If you have a matter that needs attention, pick up the phone or send an email. I respond promptly, including evenings and weekends when the deadline demands it.
Jeffrey M. Beck, Esq.
J. Beck Legal, PLLC
(860) 288-3614 | Drafting@JBeckLegal.com
71 Raymond Rd. West Hartford, CT 06107