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Lawsera Counsel who still stand up when the list is called

Hearings, injunctions and the files that only move if someone will appear. The advocate you brief is the advocate in the room.

Gideon Marsh, lead advocate
Gideon Marsh Founder & lead advocate +1 (88) 0123-3210

Lawsera puts skilled advocates on the briefs that need a room.

The advocate you brief is the advocate who appears — from the first call through the order.

We understand that a hearing date can be the most stressful line on the diary. Whether you need an injunction, a paper application, or counsel who will stand up, the same name stays on the file.

Written budgets, clear affidavits, and a phone that answers. If the forum is wrong for the cost, we say so in the first hour — before anyone files.

Gideon Marsh Founder & lead advocate

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Hearings & injunctions

Desks we keep on the list — and the ones we send elsewhere.

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Best experience

What the list looks like when counsel stays on the brief

Numbers from the rooms we take — not marketing counts. Outcomes still turn on the facts, the forum, and the other side.

92%
Orders on the day
78%
Settled before trial
86%
Briefs kept in-house
Court diary

What the list looks like this week

Sample listings — the same advocate who took the brief is the name on the call.

Send your next date
Mon
Injunction · CommercialMarsh · Room 4 · 10:30
Listed
Tue
Paper application · AffidavitCho · Chambers · 09:00
Prep
Wed
Hearing · Contract claimKeene · Court 2 · 14:00
Listed
Thu
Appeal note · LeaveMarsh · Remote · 11:15
Draft
Fri
Consent order · CostsCho · Room 1 · 09:45
Listed
Trial flow

From the brief to the order

  1. 01

    The brief

    We say whether the forum is worth the cost before anyone files.

  2. 02

    The list

    Dates, witnesses and what we will not put in an affidavit.

  3. 03

    The room

    The same advocate who took the brief stands up.

  4. 04

    The order

    A result you can point to, and papers you can keep.

Hearing brief

How we brief a room before the list is called

A short look at what goes in the first note — dates, what we will not put in an affidavit, and who stands up.

  • Forum cost checked before filing
  • Same advocate from brief to appearance
  • A budget range you can take upstairs
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What we did

Closings counsel has taken to the list

Trust in our expertise — outcomes always depend on the facts, the forum, and the other side.

Injunction
Injunction

An injunction that never needed a second day

Close: Undertakings given before the list was called.

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Listing
Listing

A listing that both sides asked to vacate

Close: Consent order, costs reserved, no evidence read.

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Advocates on the list

The counsel who takes the brief is the counsel who stands up.

Instructing firms

Desks that stay with counsel on the list

From first brief through the order — the same advocacy desk stays on the file.

Northvale
Harbour & Co.
Pellin
Ardent
Meridian
Veldon
Kite Street
Pell & Rye

What clients said after the hearing

Owen Hart

They would not file until the numbers were in the room. When they did file, the other side asked for a date.

Owen Hart
Helena Croft

Same advocate from the first call to the list. Nobody had to re-brief the room.

Helena Croft
Amira Cole

They put a range on the hearing first. When the list slipped, they said why before we walked in.

Amira Cole

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Latest notes

Notes from the litigation desk

Practical guidance on affidavits, injunctions, and listings for files that need a room.

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