Module 07 · Discovery
What you owe, what they owe, and what's late.
Tracks what each side has served and owes, drafts responses from your templates, and flags overdue answers.
The problem
Why it's hard today
Once a case is in suit, discovery runs on a thirty-day clock in both directions. Tracking it lives in a paralegal's head or a spreadsheet nobody else opens.
Overdue answers from the other side go unnoticed until a good-faith letter is weeks late.
How it works
4 steps, start to finish
- 1
Served papers are logged
Discovery served on you is read from e-service and logged with its response deadline.
- 2
Your requests are tracked too
What you served and when, so the other side's clock is counted as carefully as yours.
- 3
Drafts from your templates
Response shells with standard objections from your firm's library, ready for a paralegal to complete.
- 4
Overdue means a draft letter
When their answers are late, a good-faith letter is drafted and queued for approval.
Approval: Responses and letters are drafts. An attorney approves and serves them.
Questions
Discovery: FAQ
Does it count interrogatories?
It shows the count against the limit so you can see when a set is close.
Will it serve discovery for us?
No. It prepares drafts and tracks deadlines. Service stays with your firm.
Is discovery available on every plan?
Yes. Every plan includes all modules.
Start with one case. Keep the queue.
Open the sample firm and approve a records request, or set up your own workspace in a few minutes. Your firm signs our BAA in the app before any client records go in.