Motions for Summary Judgment

So important that they deserve their own category, briefs in support of motions for summary judgment can make or break a case. These briefs require a high level of legal research and writing skills. Not only must a legal writer effectively and succinctly synthesize the facts of the case, she must do so while also employing engaging storytelling techniques to create an argument that is both persuasive and legally sound.

Over the years, motions for summary judgment have become the largest part of my legal writing practice. I’ve completed legal research and writing on MSJ’s across a broad range of practice areas, from medical malpractice to negligent product design. I recognize that this type of legal writing project is often the most important part of a case, and my past experience makes me the best choice to write a bulletproof MSJ to help you win your case.

Please review some examples of my past legal writing projects below.

Writing samples

P’s Response to MSJ, Premises Liability – Spoliation, Constructive Knowledge, Res Ipsa, Respondeat Superior (TX law)

P’s MPSJ, Premises Liability – Out-of-Possession Landlord, Swimming Pool Barriers

P’s MPSJ, Negligence – Failure to Yield

P’s Response to D’s MSJ & Statement of Material Facts for Which There Exists a Genuine Issue to be Tried, Premises Liability

P’s Response to Motion to Dismiss, Workers’ Comp Exclusive Remedy – Dual Persona, Fraud

P’s Response to Motion to Dismiss – Negligent Product Design

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