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Legal research & litigation support

Answers to a stated question, with the authority that supports them and the authority that cuts against them.

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Who uses it

  • Solo practitioners and small litigation firms
  • Appellate and motion practice needing a first draft
  • Advisory teams that need a quick, sourced answer on an unfamiliar point

Services and starting fees

Each matter is quoted at a fixed fee after we see the brief. Turnaround runs from the day the quote is accepted.

Research memo

Question presented, short answer, analysis and authorities, in a format your team already uses.

from $2003 to 5 business days

Case law survey

Decisions on one issue across a court, circuit or set of states, tabulated with holdings and key facts.

from $4505 to 10 business days

Brief or motion first draft

A first draft of a motion, opposition or appellate brief section from your outline and record excerpts.

from $5005 to 10 business days

Cite-check and citation proofing

Every citation checked for accuracy, pin cites and subsequent history, and formatted to Bluebook or OSCOLA.

from $1501 to 3 business days

Chronologies and document summaries

Fact chronologies, witness outlines and document summaries built from the record you provide.

from $2003 to 5 business days

Transcript summaries

Page-line summaries of deposition or hearing transcripts, indexed by issue.

from $120priced by length

How we work on it

Adverse authority included

Memos report the cases that cut against the position as well as those that support it.

Verified citations

Every citation is opened and read at the page cited. Subsequent history is checked before delivery and the check date is recorded.

Sources

Free primary sources such as CourtListener, govinfo and official court and legislature sites, and your firm's Westlaw or Lexis access where you provide it.

Format

Bluebook for US work and OSCOLA for UK work, or your house style.

Research memo sample page

Sample work

Research memo: Online terms and SaaS sign-up flows under US law

Question presented, brief answer, analysis of Ninth, Second and Sixth Circuit authority to 2026, and a design checklist.

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Questions

Do you sign or file anything?

No. Drafts are for the supervising attorney, who reviews, adopts and signs them.

Can you meet a court deadline?

Tell us the deadline when you send the brief. If it cannot be met with proper checking, we will say so before starting.

How do you handle AI-generated citation risk?

Every authority is read in the original before it is cited. Nothing is cited from a summary or a tool's output alone.

Send the brief. You will have a fixed quote within one business day.

Tell us what the work is, the deadline, and anything we must follow: a template, a citation style, a page limit. If it is outside what we do well, we will say so.

Request a quote advisory@aequivra.com
  • Fixed fee, agreed in writing before work starts
  • NDA signed before you share confidential material
  • US, UK and EU matters, in US or UK English
  • Revisions to the agreed scope included