Your Client Relationship Remains Yours
We work as your trial partner without competing for the client relationship you have built.
Experience · Partnership · Excellence
Trial Support
for Lawyers
150+Jury Trials to Verdict
Expand Your
Trial Capacity
15+ years of litigation and trial practice · State and federal court experience
On-demand, experienced trial counsel for solo practitioners, small firms, and out-of-state attorneys who need courtroom expertise.
From case assessment and trial preparation to targeted courtroom support, shared trial responsibilities, lead counsel, or sole trial counsel, FL Trial Counsel adds experienced trial expertise where you need it
Ways to Work Together
Case assessment, strategy, preparation, and trial tools
Evaluate the case before trial pressure builds. Review strengths, weaknesses, evidence, witnesses, potential outcomes, trial risk, and resolution strategy. Develop strategy, preparation, and tools for an informed, organized trial approach.
Know where the case stands. Know what comes next.
Explore Trial Readiness ReviewBuilt for Lawyers
FL Trial Counsel works with attorneys and law firms to expand trial capacity while preserving the relationships, knowledge, and practice already built.
Expand Trial Capacity
Expand the litigation and trial resources available to your firm without maintaining a permanent trial department or adding long-term staffing.
Use Support Because It Adds Value
Engagement may be limited to a specific issue or phase, shared throughout trial, or extend to primary or sole trial responsibility.
Stay Involved at the Level You Choose
You determine what remains with you, what we share, and what we handle based on the needs of the case.
Trial Support
From Start to Finish
Trial considerations should inform the case from the beginning.
Case Initiation and Early Strategy
Evaluate facts, legal issues, potential outcomes, and procedural posture to develop case and trial strategy.
Discovery and Case Development
Develop the record, prepare discovery, and connect evidence, witnesses, and experts to the issues that will matter.
Motions and Pretrial Litigation
Address motions, hearings, evidentiary matters, and legal issues that shape the case.
Resolution and Negotiation
Use an understanding of strengths, weaknesses, potential outcomes, and trial risk to inform resolution decisions.
Trial Preparation
Connect strategy, witnesses, evidence, examinations, and trial tools into a practical plan.
Trial
Handle defined courtroom work, shared responsibilities, primary trial counsel, or sole trial counsel.
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Frequently Asked
Questions
View All FAQs Why would an attorney use FL Trial Counsel?
Attorneys use FL Trial Counsel to add litigation experience and trial resources to benefit their clients. The engaging attorney already knows the client, practice area, facts, and case. We add capacity without requiring permanent staffing or an internal trial department.
When should FL Trial Counsel become involved?
Trial strategy should begin when the case begins. Early involvement allows facts, discovery, evidence, witnesses, experts, motions, potential outcomes, and resolution strategy to be developed with trial in mind.
Can FL Trial Counsel handle part of the case or the entire trial?
We can handle defined portions of a case or the entire trial. Our role may address a specific issue, phase, proceeding, witness, expert, evidence issue, or trial segment, or extend to shared, primary, or sole trial responsibility.
Do I remain involved in the case?
The engaging attorney chooses the level of involvement throughout the case. You can remain closely involved, divide responsibilities, or transition defined responsibilities as the matter requires.
Does FL Trial Counsel take over my client relationship?
We respect and protect the client relationship you have built. We operate as your trial partner, not as a competitor for unrelated client work.
How are responsibilities divided, and can the scope change?
The engaging attorney determines how responsibilities are divided and how our role changes as the case develops. Responsibilities may remain with the firm, be shared, or transition to us. Our role can expand, narrow, or end as the needs of the matter change.