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Outside Trial
Department

Repeatable, matter-by-matter trial capacity for firms that need experienced trial resources without building a permanent department.

More than 160Trials to Verdict

Firm-level capacity

Trial Demand Does Not Arrive Evenly

A firm's need for senior trial resources can change significantly from one matter or month to the next.

A trial may coincide with other active matters. Several cases may reach critical stages simultaneously. A significant matter may create preparation demands beyond the firm's ordinary workload.

Permanent staffing is one solution. An on-demand trial resource is another.

Matter by matter

A Trial Resource the Firm Can Use Matter by Matter

Florida Trial Counsel can provide different resources for different matters without changing the firm's permanent staffing structure.

One matter may need an independent assessment. Another may need a complete trial notebook. Another may call for defined litigation or courtroom work. Another may require shared, primary, or sole trial responsibility.

Temporary Demand

Add trial resources when a significant matter or compressed calendar creates a temporary capacity need.

Different Matter, Different Role

Use a focused resource for one matter and broader trial responsibility for another.

No Permanent Layer

Access direct senior-lawyer involvement without maintaining the same staffing level year-round.

Four resources

Four Ways to Deploy Trial Capacity

The appropriate Florida Trial Counsel resource is selected matter by matter.

Trial Readiness Review

Know where the case stands. Know what comes next.

Use an independent assessment to evaluate where the matter stands and what should happen before resolution or trial.

Built around the firm

Built Around the Firm

The firm and Florida Trial Counsel define each engagement around the needs of the particular matter.

The relationship can begin and end with one assignment or provide a repeatable trial resource across matters as demand changes.

Each engagement remains lawyer-to-lawyer and matter-specific. The Outside Trial Department describes the service model; it does not imply a merger or common law-firm affiliation.

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