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Rule 56 Motion Support Services

How Legal1Up supports Rule 56 summary judgment motions with eight core services, from document inventory and SUMF drafting to exhibit list preparation.

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Jared Lee Guyer

Founder · Legal1Up · Seattle

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Rule 56 motions for summary judgment are among the most document-intensive filings in federal practice. Whether you are moving for summary judgment or opposing one, the work requires exhaustive record review, precise citation, and meticulous exhibit preparation. Legal1Up provides end-to-end support for every phase.

Our Eight Core Services

1. Document Inventory

Before drafting begins, we catalog the entire record. Every deposition transcript, production document, interrogatory response, and filing is indexed and searchable. This inventory becomes the foundation for everything that follows.

2. Statement of Undisputed Material Facts (SUMF)

We draft proposed undisputed facts with pinpoint record citations. Each fact is tied to specific deposition testimony, document evidence, or discovery responses. We organize facts by element of the claims or defenses at issue.

3. Response to Opposing SUMF

When responding to the opposing party’s statement of facts, we identify genuine disputes, marshal contradicting evidence, and draft responses that clearly articulate why each fact is disputed with specific record citations.

4. Statement of Disputed Facts

For the opposing party, we prepare a separate statement of additional material facts that preclude summary judgment, each supported by record evidence the movant cannot overcome.

5. Response to Statement of Disputed Facts

We draft targeted responses that demonstrate either the absence of genuine dispute or the immateriality of the asserted facts.

6. Affidavits and Declarations

We prepare draft declarations and affidavits for party and non-party witnesses, ensuring each statement is based on personal knowledge and addresses specific elements of the motion.

7. Deposition Excerpting

We identify and excerpt relevant deposition testimony for inclusion in the summary judgment record. Each excerpt is tied to a specific fact or legal argument, with full transcript references.

8. Exhibit List Preparation

We compile, organize, and index all exhibits for filing. This includes Bates-stamped documents, deposition excerpts, discovery responses, and any other record evidence. Each exhibit is cross-referenced to the brief and statement of facts.

How It Works

Submit your matter through our intake process. We will schedule a 30-minute scope call to understand the claims, the record, and your deadlines. We confirm the delivery date when we accept the scope. Rush available, fee and date quoted with the scope.

Every deliverable is AI-accelerated and human-verified. You receive work product ready for attorney review and customization, not a rough draft that requires rebuilding.

For each step from record review to the filing package, see our 15-step Rule 56 process. Schedule a consultation to discuss your upcoming Rule 56 motion.

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