Paralegal Services by Diane Polonsky
A trial paralegal who is invested in your success.
TRIALS AND TIMELINES
Experience in medical malpractice, elderly abuse, breach of contract, tenant-landlord cases, wrongful termination, construction defect, personal injury, family law, labor and employment, bankruptcy, reading financials, and medical records.
I assist in all aspects of paralegal work including: Pleadings, discovery (disclosures, interrogatories, request for admissions, request for productions, and declarations.), medical chronolgies, timelines, trial preparation (trial binder, exhibits, exhibit list), evidence, motions, demand letters, light drafting, research, and one-on-one individualized client correspondence- all subjected to attorney oversight.
Chronologies and Timelines: Catalogs timeline of care or incident - Identifies negligence and causation, strengthens expert review, improves case valuation, enhances attorney efficiency, supports discovery and depostitions, and increases persuasiveness at trial.
Past Member of CAALA
Bachelor of Arts - Journalism
Paralegal since 2012
Frequently Asked Questions
Please reach us at aneni18@gmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
One example of how I work: If you need discovery, discovery responses, meet and confer, or something similar, I will ask you to provide the Complaint/Petition and the Answer/Response in PDF and Word or WordPerfect formats. The Word/WordPerfect format allows me to piggyback off a pre-existing format, saving us time. I will also ask you to provide samples of the document you are requesting.
Yes, if you need a trial binder, I would ask you to have all the exhibits and documents in a cloud app and provide a list of what you need. I am available by text, phone, email, or video chat.
Creating a compelling storyline requires more than just AI-generated timelines. It necessitates a human touch to identify issues such as missing evidence (for or against your case), in order to reveal the authentic story. Additionally, it enables us to identify what evidence/details are missing in the case. Experience trial attorney's use of timelines starts from the onset of the case, especially useful in deposition preparation and for trial.