Trial Court Briefs

Strong trial-court briefing can decide a case before it ever reaches a jury. Motions to dismiss, Daubert challenges, and summary judgment arguments often determine whether plaintiffs get their day in court. This section collects samples of my trial-level writing. Some briefs are linked directly here; others, when tied closely to areas like medical malpractice or insurance bad faith, are listed with summaries and links to their full write-ups in those practice-area pillars. What unites them all is a focus on clear, forceful writing designed to persuade busy trial judges and frame the case for any appeal that follows.