Ius Juris can research most legal issues. Legal research is often inevitably essential and needs to be done; however, it is time-consuming. Retaining Ius Juris to perform the requisite legal research will naturally free up this significant block of time for the attorneys, law firms general counsel and in-house legal departments to focus on the more complex issues, as well as to focus on providing the more valuable services to their clients.

Ius Juris will provide a finished work product on research on any one of the following:

Memorandum setting out the legal analysis of issues presented by the set of facts

Court-ready legal brief or letter advocating the legal basis for our customer's position in a case

Memorandum setting out the adverse party's legal basis for review and preparation for litigation

Survey of laws, rules or regulations in the various relevant jurisdictions and industries

Annotated summary of cases relevant to the issue(s) with copies of the cases attached

Review of civil and expert witness background and Resumes

Analysis of competitor, product or industry information, including revenue streams

Review of SEC filings for company-specific or industry-related information or to locate form filings that may provide a starting point for filing

Review of Regulated industries, such as Sarbanes-Oxley matters, corporate governance, securities, tax, immigration, international trade export control and telecommunications