Texas Malpractice Procedural Attorney Needed

I am prosecuting a legal-malpractice lawsuit in Texas and need a licensed attorney to step in on the procedural front. The immediate priorities are:

• Preparing and e-filing all required motions, with an emphasis on drafting and submitting persuasive responses to any motions filed by the defense.
• Handling court appearances—primarily scheduling conferences, motion hearings, and any other procedural sessions the court sets.
• Steering the discovery process so every request, response, and production lands on the docket accurately and on time.

You’ll be added to the case as counsel of record, so active Texas licensure in good standing is essential. Familiarity with the state e-filing system, local rules, and malpractice-specific defenses will help you get up to speed quickly.

Deliverables will be considered complete when:
1. All motions and responsive filings are accepted by the clerk without deficiency notices.
2. You have appeared at each scheduled hearing or obtained an approved continuance.
3. Discovery requests and responses are served and filed within the court-ordered timetable.

If you have recent courtroom experience in professional-liability matters and can begin the next week, let’s discuss the docket and carve out milestones.