Initial & Expert Disclosures Services

 At LPO TECHNOLOGIES, we assist law firms in the U.S. with preparing clear, comprehensive, and court-compliant Initial and Expert Disclosures. Our legal support professionals work as an extension of your team, helping you stay ahead of deadlines and reduce attorney workload—while maintaining the highest standard of accuracy and confidentiality. 

We draft and organize all required information under Rule 26 (a)(1) and local court rules, including:

• Identification of individuals likely to have discoverable information
   
• Listing of relevant documents, ESI, and tangible items
   
• Computation of damages
   
• Insurance agreement disclosures
   
• Consistent formatting as per jurisdictional requirements

We support law firms in preparing robust and defensible expert disclosures in accordance with Rule 26 (a)(2):

• Expert witness identification and qualifications
   
• Summary of opinions and the basis for each
   
• List of publications, prior testimony, and compensation
   
• Assistance in compiling and formatting expert reports

Initial Disclosures are required under Rule 26(a)(1) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. They help parties exchange basic information early in the case—such as witness identities, documents, damage computations, and insurance coverage—ensuring transparency and efficient discovery. 

We prepare complete Initial Disclosures that include:

• Witness and party identifications 
• Relevant document lists 
• Damage computation details 
• Insurance disclosures

All content is tailored to meet jurisdiction-specific rules and your law firm’s internal style preferences.

Yes. We assist in compiling expert reports and disclosures, including:

• Witness qualifications and resumes 
• Summary of expert opinions and rationale 
• List of prior testimonies and publications 
• Expert compensation details

We also help format the reports as per court guidelines.

Absolutely. Our legal team is well-versed in U.S. federal and state procedural rules. We stay updated on court requirements and ensure all disclosures are accurate, formatted correctly, and submitted on time.