CALIFORNIA DISCOVERY SUPPORT

Discovery preparation, organized for attorney review.

RLO supports attorney-directed discovery assignments where preparation, source organization, and follow-through need to stay connected.

Defined assignments. Attorney-directed delivery.

THE ASSIGNMENT

A defined place to bring in support.

Use a defined project to prepare discovery materials and make the supporting record easier for counsel to review and direct.

WHAT RLO PREPARES

Deliverables for counsel’s review.

Prepare written discovery and organize the record behind responses and discovery disputes.

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Written discovery requests and response drafts

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Deficiency trackers and meet-and-confer support

03

Separate statements and supporting exhibits

What you receiveOrganized drafts, source references, and issues requiring attorney review.

BEFORE WORK BEGINS

Agree the inputs and review path.

Scope, fees, timing, responsibilities, and review dates are agreed in writing before work begins.

  • The agreed source materials and known gaps
  • Attorney instructions, priorities, and positions for review
  • A named attorney reviewer and agreed document standards
  • A secure transfer method after conflicts are addressed
ATTORNEY DIRECTION & REVIEW

Work prepared under your direction.

Counsel retains legal strategy, positions, objections, deadline verification, filing and service responsibility, client advice, and final approval.

Ask about project availability
REDACTED WORK SAMPLE

See the format of the work.

See a selected, redacted report prepared for counsel's review.

Open the redacted discovery report Ask about a comparable assignment
START A CONVERSATION

What could you
take off your plate?

Share a short, nonconfidential overview of the support needed. RLO will use it to determine the appropriate next conversation.

RLO reviews inquiries before confirming availability, scope, or an engagement.

Tell us what you need.

Name, email, and a brief nonconfidential description are required. Other fields are optional.

Please omit client names, confidential facts, and case documents. The initial form does not accept attachments.

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Submitting an inquiry does not establish an engagement. Inquiry and engagement terms

How to get started

  1. Start with a nonconfidential overview.Share the support needed and, if useful, your timing preference—without client names, case details, or documents.
  2. Confirm fit, conflicts, and availability.RLO reviews the proposed assignment before work is accepted.
  3. Agree the working terms in writing.Scope, fees, timing, deliverables, review dates, and the attorney reviewer are agreed before work begins.
  4. Provide authorized inputs after intake.After conflicts are addressed, agree on secure transfer, source materials, attorney instructions, and document standards.

Prefer to get in touch directly?

kyle@remotelegalops.net(408) 219-2879