Legal Services · Twenty Years In The Trenches

Legal support that actually gets it done.

For over two decades, I've done the work your case demands — case file management and records review, preparing comprehensive and persuasive demand packages, drafting pleadings and motions, propounding and responding to discovery, and preparing for trial. Real litigation experience, not templates. Someone who understands what gets a case settled pre-lit for the most value and what wins in the courtroom.

Licensed legal services
HIPAA-compliant workflows
24-hour turnaround
Confidential service

§ 01The Resume

0+ demand letters drafted. 0+ trials prepared. 0 states researched. Just me.

Motor vehicle accidents
Commercial/trucking accidents
Boating accidents
Premises liability
Slip and falls
Dog bites
Medical malpractice
Nursing home neglect/abuse
Dram shop claims
Construction defect
Products liability
Workplace accidents

§ 02Services

Five ways to work together.

Every service backed by real case work. Every project gets my eyes on it before it goes out. Redacted sample excerpts below.

Demand Letter Drafting

After writing over a thousand demand letters, I know what gets responses and what ends up in the "nice try" pile. You'll get case law that actually applies to your venue, damage calculations that hold up, and language that makes adjusters think twice before lowballing.

Real case law research, not copy-paste from templates
Damages calculations you can support at deposition, mediation/arbitration, or trial.
Tone calibrated to your specific style of writing. (Don't worry; we acknowledge that no two attorneys practice law the same way.)
Written by a human who has been negotiating legal settlements for a long time (or as my kids say, “I was born in the 1900s.”)

Sample excerpt Redacted · Personal Injury

RE: [Client] v. [Defendant] · Claim No. [Redacted]

Date of Loss: [Redacted]

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Your insured's negligence is established by statute. Under [State] Vehicle Code § [Redacted], the failure to maintain a safe following distance constitutes negligence per se. The police report, the independent witness statement, and the damage pattern on the vehicles are each independently sufficient on the question of fault.

On damages: [Client] has incurred $[Redacted] in documented medical specials through the date of this letter, with ongoing care projected through [date].

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Demand: $[Redacted]

Response deadline: [30 days from receipt]

Tort Claim Notices

Experience preparing and serving Tort Claims Act notices and ensuring compliance with statutory pre-suit requirements. Naming a public entity means tighter deadlines, immunity carve-outs, and procedural traps that kill cases before they’re filed. I’ve cleared all three.

State-specific Tort Claims Act compliance and deadlines
Proper agency identification and service of notice
Statutory pre-suit requirements documented and tracked
Damage itemization formatted to statute requirements

Medical Chronology

I've organized medical records for hundreds of cases that actually went to trial. That means I don't just list dates. I spot the gaps, flag the credibility issues, and set up your causation timeline so your expert can walk right into their testimony.

Organized for cross-examination, not just chronological order
Provider background checks and credential verification
Causation markers highlighted for expert handoff
Missing records and timeline gaps called out upfront

Sample excerpt Redacted · MVC / Ortho

Comprehensive Treatment Timeline

December 6, 2023

Facility: [Redacted] Medical Center · Emergency Department

Provider: Dr. [Redacted], MD · Emergency Medicine

Type of Encounter: Emergency evaluation following motor vehicle collision

Key Findings: Patient c/o 9/10 cervical pain, 7/10 lumbar pain, post-traumatic headache, left shoulder tenderness. No loss of consciousness reported. Ambulatory on scene.

History: Restrained driver, rear-end collision at moderate speed. Airbag deployed. No prior cervical or lumbar complaints per patient report.

Vitals: BP 142/88 · HR 96 · RR 18 · SpO2 98% · Temp 98.4°F

Diagnosis: Cervical sprain/strain; lumbar sprain/strain; contusion, left shoulder; post-traumatic headache

Treatment/Intervention: Soft cervical collar. Plain films ordered (c-spine, t-spine, l-spine). NSAID and muscle relaxant administered. Discharge instructions provided.

Medications: Ibuprofen 600mg PO · Cyclobenzaprine 10mg PO · Acetaminophen 1000mg PO

Outcome/Progression: Discharged in stable condition. Follow-up with primary care in 3–5 days. Orthopedic referral if symptoms persist beyond 2 weeks.

December 18, 2023

Facility: [Redacted] Orthopedic Associates

Provider: Dr. [Redacted], MD · Orthopedic Surgery

Type of Encounter: New patient consultation, post-MVC evaluation

Key Findings: Persistent cervical pain 7/10. Radicular symptoms into left shoulder and upper arm. Reduced cervical range of motion on extension and left rotation. Pain exacerbated by overhead activity.

History: Referred from [Redacted] Medical Center ED (12/6/23). Conservative management since discharge. Symptoms unchanged despite NSAID and muscle relaxant therapy.

Vitals: BP 128/82 · HR 78

Diagnosis: Cervical disc herniation, suspected; rule out rotator cuff pathology, left shoulder

Treatment/Intervention: MRI ordered (cervical spine without contrast; left shoulder without contrast). Physical therapy prescription, 3x/week. Activity modification counseling.

Medications: Continue ibuprofen PRN. Meloxicam 15mg PO daily (new prescription).

Outcome/Progression: Imaging required prior to next visit. Return in 2 weeks with MRI results for treatment planning.

January 8, 2024

Facility: [Redacted] Imaging Center

Provider: Dr. [Redacted], MD · Radiology (reading)

Type of Encounter: MRI cervical spine, without contrast

Key Findings: C5–6 disc protrusion measuring 2.8mm, central/left paracentral. Mild flattening of the ventral thecal sac. No cord compression. Facet hypertrophy at C4–5. No acute fracture.

History: MVC 12/6/2023. Persistent cervical symptoms despite conservative management.

Diagnosis: C5–6 disc herniation, confirmed

Treatment/Intervention: Report transmitted to ordering provider (Dr. [Redacted], [Redacted] Orthopedic Associates).

Outcome/Progression: Findings consistent with traumatic disc herniation. Clinical correlation recommended. No acute findings requiring emergent intervention.

February 4, 2024

Facility: [Redacted] Physical Therapy · Outpatient Rehabilitation

Provider: [Redacted], DPT

Type of Encounter: Physical therapy progress note, session #8 of 12

Key Findings: Pain reduced from 8/10 to 5/10 over course of treatment. Cervical ROM improving on flexion. Left shoulder impingement signs diminishing with eccentric loading protocol. Patient reports persistent radicular symptoms down left arm, intermittent.

History: Compliant with home exercise program. Attending scheduled sessions per protocol.

Treatment/Intervention: Cervical traction (manual, 5 minutes); soft tissue mobilization; therapeutic exercise (McKenzie protocol, scapular stabilization); modalities (ultrasound, e-stim); home exercise program progression.

Outcome/Progression: Progressing toward functional goals. Plateau noted at 5/10 pain level. Recommend continued treatment with formal re-evaluation in 4 weeks. Consider pain management consult if plateau persists.

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GAP IDENTIFIED: No documented treatment records between 04/15/2024 and 06/02/2024. Follow-up with primary care required for causation continuity. Flagged for attorney review.

Lemon Law Claims

I've handled lemon law claims across multiple states and know exactly what manufacturers look for when they evaluate buyback requests. You'll get documentation that builds an airtight case for defect patterns, proper repair attempt tracking, and state-specific statutory requirements that hold up under scrutiny.

State-specific compliance and statute citations
Repair attempt documentation and timeline analysis
Manufacturer notification letters with proper legal language
Defect pattern tracking and substantial impairment evidence

Sample outline Redacted · Consumer Protection

VEHICLE: 2024 [Make Model]
VIN: [Redacted] · Purchased: [Date]

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DEFECT
Persistent transmission slip under acceleration. Substantially impairs use, value, and safety.

REPAIR HISTORY
Attempt 1 · RO# [Redacted] · [Date] · "Could not replicate"
Attempt 2 · RO# [Redacted] · [Date] · Software flash
Attempt 3 · RO# [Redacted] · [Date] · Valve body replaced
Attempt 4 · RO# [Redacted] · [Date] · Defect persists

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RELIEF SOUGHT
Full refund or replacement under buyback provisions. Notice delivered via certified mail [date].

Legal AI Coaching

Your associates are already using AI. They just haven't told you. Let's get everyone on the same workflow — tools that work, prompts that don't hallucinate, and a process that won't end up in a sanctions order.

Setup that respects privilege (still matters, somehow people forget)
Prompts tuned to discovery, not generic “summarize this”
Citation verification before anything leaves your office
Training your team will actually use — not another LinkedIn Learning course

Sample setup Redacted · Document Review

SOURCE MAP

— 2,340 pages of discovery, Bates numbered
— 14 custodians · date range 2022–2025
— Metadata: doc type, author, recipient chain

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PROMPTS

— "Every mention of [term] with 2-sentence context"
— "Financial figures with surrounding date and counterparty"
— "Privilege markers — flag, do not surface"

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QA CHECKLIST

— Each quoted passage verified against source Bates
— Hallucination spot-check on 5% sample, documented
— Privilege review before any export

§ 03Pricing

Priced by volume and complexity of documents reviewed.

Flat tiers that scale with the page count. No setup fees, no subscriptions, no surprise line items. First revision always included.

Demand Letters

$99: Up to 250 pages
$149: Up to 500 pages
$249: Up to 1,000 pages
+$25: per additional 250 pages
+$50: Medical specials spreadsheet · exhibit PDF

Medical Chronologies

$249: Up to 1,000 pages
+$25: per additional 250 pages

What's included in every engagement: First revision free. Attorney-client privilege maintained throughout. HIPAA-compliant file transfer. ^*24–48 hour turnaround on demand letters and medical chronologies (up to 500 pages of review documents).

^*The better quality of the documents you need reviewed and included in your demand letter or medical chronology, the quicker we can turn it around to you. If you send us blurry pages that are difficult to read and require an extra pair of glasses on top of bifocals, it might take us a bit longer to make sure we are extracting the correct information.

Not listed above? Lemon Law claims and Legal AI Coaching are priced per matter.

§ 04Discretion

"I'm the back office you don't have to introduce to anyone. You're the attorney on the case, and as far as anyone knows, your firm handled everything."

Discretion by default — no testimonials asked, no client names listed. If you are happy with our service, please send a link to our website to your colleagues who may benefit from what we offer.

§ 05Community · 10% of earnings

Your matters fuel three causes.

Ten percent of every engagement goes back. Split across causes that matter to me — local kids on the field, and families navigating ultra-rare diagnoses.

$500 Raised

$20,000 Annual goal

Youth Sports

Local kids on the field. Equipment, league fees, uniforms, registration. Twenty years of practice taught me one thing — the right opportunity at the right age can change a life. Hire me on a matter, and you're underwriting a middle-school roster.

Ollie's Foundation

Family-led. Personal. The foundation is being set up to support families navigating ultra-rare diagnoses — the specialist travel, the equipment, the bills insurance won't cover. Five percent of every engagement is reserved for the next family's gap.

CCMS & Rare Disease

Cerebro-Costo-Mandibular Syndrome is a one-in-a-million congenital disorder. Most pediatricians never see a case. Families fight for diagnosis, then fight again for care. This platform tells the story so the next family doesn't fight alone.

§ 06Questions

Frequently asked.

Who actually does the work?

Me. Licensed, twenty years in the trenches. Mostly PI, med mal, and workers comp, but I've also done corporate, probate, and insurance defense work. I've written over 1,000 demand letters, prepped for 250+ trials, and sat through 20 of them in court. Every project gets my eyes on it before it goes out.

Do you just use ChatGPT or AI templates?

Absolutely not. I use AI to speed up research and initial drafts, but then I actually read and rewrite everything. You're not getting some ChatGPT output with my name slapped on it. If a citation's in there, I checked it. If a damages number's in there, I did the math. That's the difference.

How do you handle confidential client information?

HIPAA-compliant workflows, encrypted file transfer, NDAs standard, and strict matter-scoped processes. Attorney-client privilege is maintained throughout. I never disclose client lists or case details.

What jurisdictions do you cover?

All 50 states. With 20 years of multi-state legal research experience, I'm equipped to handle venue-specific case law, statutes, and procedural requirements across any jurisdiction.

What's your typical turnaround time?

Most demand letters are done in 24–48 hours. Med chronos take 2–5 days depending on how many records you're sending me. If you're in a bind and need something faster, just ask. I've pulled plenty of all-nighters when a case needed it.

What if I'm not satisfied with the work?

First revision is always included. If it's still not right after that, I'll either fix it or refund you. No questions asked. Twenty years in this business means my reputation matters more than one project fee.

§ 07Get started

Request a document service.

Send case details and we’ll reply within one business day. Just want to talk first? Schedule a call or email us.

§ 08Contact

Get in touch.

Questions, quick checks, or just want to talk about a matter before requesting a full service? Email me directly.

Email: team@nextplayresults.com
Schedule: Book a 30-minute call →
Response time: Within one business day. Faster on weekdays.