Utah Legal Research Services for Attorneys

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Since 1969, The National Legal Research Group has provided top-notch legal research and writing services by attorneys, for attorneys. Over the years, we have helped over 50,000 attorneys nationwide, including Utah. We can assist solo practitioners, corporate counsel, large firms, and more. Your work will be completed by a team of expert attorneys, specialized by area of law, with an average of over 20 years of experience each. If you are needing extra help with your case, contact us today. 

 


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Utah Legal Research Services

 

Pleadings and Discovery

Our team of attorneys has completed projects for a wide range of cases nationwide. We have helped attorneys prepare pleadings in every state and federal court since 1969, including Utah. We can prepare motions to strike, motions to compel, counterclaims and replies, answers and affirmative defenses, motions for summary judgement and responses thereto, notice of removal and motions to remand, and more. 

No matter what size case, we can find a service solution that can help you. In cases ranging from complex multidistrict litigation to relatively simple state court proceedings, our team of expert attorneys has helped with the following discovery-related services: motions to compel discovery, requests for production, requests for admissions, deposition summaries, interrogatories, and preparation for depositions.

Legal Memoranda

NLRG attorneys can assist you with objective legal memoranda for case evaluation, trial and appellate preparation, strategic planning, or any other purpose prior to or in support of litigation or transactional analysis. We can assist with Objective Memoranda, Advocacy Memorandum, Adversarial Memoranda, or Memoranda in Support of Motions. Our team of attorneys is here to help you. Submit your information using the form on this page to discuss your case with us, and learn how we can help. 

Legal Document Review

To help you better meet deadlines, predict costs upfront, review documents at a faster pace, and gain a competitive edge, consider using our team of experienced attorneys for your legal document review process. We deliver only the highest quality of legal document review services to help free up more of your time to focus on other areas of your case. Contact our team today to learn more about this option. 

Trial and Appellate Briefs

Our experienced attorneys have completed many projects involving legal research and legal writing. We are experienced with preparing briefs in every state and federal court, including Utah state courts. To gain a competitive edge to help win your case, contact us today to learn how we can help with your legal writing projects.

In addition, our expert attorneys can provide appellate brief writing services for Federal Courts of Appeal, Utah Courts of Appeal, the Utah Supreme Court, and the United States Supreme Court. We offer the service of appellate brief compliance review and filing through The Lex Group. 

Telephone or Email Reports

For a more cost-effective solution, we offer email and telephone reports, giving you access to our legal research expertise. This is an effective solution when a written product is not required for your project. For smaller projects, this may be the best option.

 

With the National Legal Research Group's legal research and writing services, you are getting assistance only by experienced attorneys. Your work is completed by attorneys specialized by area of law, averaging over 20 years of experience. We take pride in our effectiveness, efficiency, and affordability. Contact us today to learn more. 

Testimonials:

"Your service is convenient to use, the law is well researched, the reports are well written and returned within the time discussed."

—William G. Gibbs, Salt Lake City, UT

"As a sole practitioner, your services are invaluable - it helps and gives me a different perspective."

—Rose Reilly, Monticello, UT