Urgent Court Reply Drafting
Budget / Salary$10–30
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
The court has ordered me to file a reply to my employer’s recent brief, and the deadline is this Sunday. Their filing asks the judge to dismiss or sharply limit my case, so my response must tackle each of their legal arguments head-on and show why the matter should proceed.
I will send you the employer’s brief, the court’s instruction sheet, and any prior filings you need for context. What I need back is a well-structured document that:
• Follows the court’s required caption, formatting, and page limits
• Answers the specific legal points the employer raised, with clear citations to statutes, rules, or case law
• Presents my facts and arguments persuasively but concisely
• Is delivered in an editable Word file (and PDF for filing)
A background in employment litigation or civil procedure would be ideal, and familiarity with citation guides (Bluebook or local rules) will keep us compliant. I’ll review your draft as soon as you send it so we can make any quick revisions before filing.
Because time is short, please confirm you can start immediately and commit to turning in a polished draft no later than Saturday evening.
I will send you the employer’s brief, the court’s instruction sheet, and any prior filings you need for context. What I need back is a well-structured document that:
• Follows the court’s required caption, formatting, and page limits
• Answers the specific legal points the employer raised, with clear citations to statutes, rules, or case law
• Presents my facts and arguments persuasively but concisely
• Is delivered in an editable Word file (and PDF for filing)
A background in employment litigation or civil procedure would be ideal, and familiarity with citation guides (Bluebook or local rules) will keep us compliant. I’ll review your draft as soon as you send it so we can make any quick revisions before filing.
Because time is short, please confirm you can start immediately and commit to turning in a polished draft no later than Saturday evening.
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