Contested matters

Complex Hearings

Prepared Georgia counsel for proceedings where advocacy, evidentiary judgment, command of the record, and immediate decisions may matter.

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Is this the right service?

When this coverage may fit.

Common assignments

  • Contested or dispositive motions
  • Discovery disputes and motions to compel
  • Evidentiary or sanctions hearings
  • Temporary restraining order or injunction proceedings
  • Pretrial, status, scheduling, and case-management conferences with substantive issues
  • Other approved civil proceedings within counsel’s demonstrated competency

What Peach needs to evaluate the request

  • Filed motion, response, reply, pleadings, and controlling orders
  • Material exhibits, declarations, discovery, and record citations
  • Requested relief and the opposing party’s known position
  • Relevant Georgia authority or research already developed by the firm
  • Client and attorney-of-record contacts with real-time escalation instructions
  • Appearance method, estimated duration, deadlines, and any proposed order
Before you submit

Send enough nonconfidential information to identify the parties, venue, proceeding, date, expected role, urgency, and experience required. Do not send privileged strategy or sensitive personal information until conflicts and secure-transfer instructions are addressed.

Scope and expectations

Know what counsel can handle—and what still requires your direction.

Within an approved engagement

  • Reviewing the defined hearing record and preparing within the accepted scope
  • Presenting authorized arguments and responding to questions from the court
  • Addressing exhibits, objections, or evidentiary issues when included in the engagement
  • Protecting the firm’s stated position without exceeding documented authority
  • Capturing rulings, directions, deadlines, and follow-up requirements

Important limitations

  • Coverage is not confirmed until conflicts, competency, availability, and court requirements are cleared
  • Assigned counsel does not guarantee a ruling or substitute new strategy without authorization
  • Late or incomplete files may prevent acceptance or narrow the available scope
  • Some matters may require substitution, admission, client consent, or participation by counsel of record

After the assignment

What the requesting firm receives

The requesting firm receives the proposed attorney’s relevant background before confirmation, a defined assignment, coordinated appearance details, and a post-hearing report identifying material arguments, rulings, deadlines, and next actions.

Georgia matters only

Tell us what the proceeding demands. We will evaluate the right coverage.

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