A Planned set of items to Move this Case Forward!

If you do not have our trial notebook system, you should use a detailed case management checklist form with a plan to Move this Case Forward! Every item in this form is an instruction that moves your case forward — from the first day of the case to the bang of the judge’s gavel at the opening of the trial.

Move this Case Forward! does the following for you:

• Move this Case Forward! gives you a plan — a detailed list of action steps, divided into 23 major sections.
• Move this Case Forward! lets you and your entire staff know where you are on the planned track to success. You don’t wonder who has done what and what needs to be done next — Completed items have been checked off.
• Move this Case Forward! lists individual tasks to be done – making it easier for you to delegate a task.
• Move this Case Forward! gets you fee for services – faster. Modern management doctrine proclaims that the quicker you can produce the product that will get you paid, the more money you will make in a year.
• Move this Case Forward! gives you the confidence of case management that shows what you have done and helps you insert your next effort in the right place. (That feeling is worth the small price of the form.)
• Move this Case Forward! is a small investment with a great return.

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Move this Case Forward! contains 8 pages of items, divided into the following 23 major divisions.

1. Court, Trial and Pretrial Conference Dates
2. Presuit Legal Matters
3. Pleadings
4. Client Interactions
5. Basic First Steps
6. Experts & Witnesses
7. Photographs; Documents’ Exhibits
8. What Other Liability-Facts or Non-ESI Exhibits should be Gathered?
9. Damages
10. What Other Damages-Facts should be Gathered?
11. Electronically Stored Information
12. Court Ordered Cutoff Date for All Discovery
13. Witness Designation Dates; Damages Records; Exhibits
14. Discovery
15. Oral Depositions
16. What Other Discovery Should Be Done?
17. Additional Items Agreed with Adverse Counsel
18. Motions
19. Legal Research
20. Review Letters
21. Settlement and Mediation
22. Final Preparation for Trial
23. Conferences with Witnesses to Prepare Each for Trial

Don’t just say: “While I’m gone next week, if you have some spare time work on the Jones case.” Give your office staff a checklist with specific items to accomplish.

It is NOT a plan to say: “This case needs to be ready for mediation by next August, or this case needs to be ready for trial by September 18th.” Those statements of goals don’t actually accomplish anything except spin mental wheels.

You and your staff need to look at a written plan of what needs to be done and check off what has been done. Written checklist plans to reach a goal are the mark of money-making, client-attracting, litigation lawyers.

Move this Case Forward! is a detailed management checklist that records and lets you know where you are in the case, increases delegation, reduces stress, and produces a superior plan to get you to your goal. It works. Use it once and you – and your legal assistant – will be a believer who will use it on all your cases. You and your team move in an organized and directed manner.

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