FAQs

How is attorney-client privilege affected?

Protecting attorney-client privilege is as important to us as it is to you. All disclosures made to us are kept in the strictest confidence. As we are attorneys not associated with your firm, we recommend, pursuant to Section EC4-2 of the Code of Professional Responsibility, that prior to disclosing any confidential information, you obtain the client’s written consent to such disclosure.

By using your consulting services can I still comply with court certification rules?

To comply with certification rules, we recommend that you review all documents prepared prior to submitting them to the court. We guarantee that all of our documents are reviewed to ensure that claims are meritorious and non-frivolous.

Do you prepare habeas motions?

Yes, we prepare habeas motions pursuant to both 28 USC § 2255 and 2254 (federal and state custody respectively).

Do you prepare contracts?

This is decided on a case-by-case basis. We typically find that contract preparation involves a good deal of client consultation, and, as such, our services are generally not appropriate in this area; however, we have, in the past, drafted contracts where the terms were very straight-forward or where the attorney had already negotiated the terms and all that was left to do was draft the contract.

Can I see a sample of your work?

Of course! Please feel free to request samples that are applicable to you.