Draft Rule 12 Objection Motion
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
I already have every pleading, exhibit, and police-towing record in order; what I lack is a sharp, court-ready objection to the defendants’ expected motion to dismiss under Rules 12(b)(5), 12(b)(6) and 12(c). The case centers on a Fourth Amendment search-and-seizure violation that led to an improper vehicle tow, so the brief must lean heavily on constitutional precedent while addressing service-of-process and failure-to-state-a-claim issues.
Here is what I need from you:
• Review the file I provide to confirm facts and citations.
• Draft a persuasive memorandum of law that refutes dismissal on each Rule 12 ground and integrates authority on unlawful towing and warrantless seizures.
• Format the motion with a TOC, table of authorities, signature block, and certificate of service, compliant with federal and local rules.
Deliverables: editable Word document and matching PDF, ready for e-filing, within five days of hire.
You will not be asked to chase down documents—everything is in hand. I simply need your paralegal expertise and research tools (Lexis, Westlaw, Fastcase, etc.) to craft a concise, authoritative motion that keeps this civil action alive.
Here is what I need from you:
• Review the file I provide to confirm facts and citations.
• Draft a persuasive memorandum of law that refutes dismissal on each Rule 12 ground and integrates authority on unlawful towing and warrantless seizures.
• Format the motion with a TOC, table of authorities, signature block, and certificate of service, compliant with federal and local rules.
Deliverables: editable Word document and matching PDF, ready for e-filing, within five days of hire.
You will not be asked to chase down documents—everything is in hand. I simply need your paralegal expertise and research tools (Lexis, Westlaw, Fastcase, etc.) to craft a concise, authoritative motion that keeps this civil action alive.