How Goody Law Saves 40 Hours a Month on Litigation Drafting

Discovery and Drafting Were Eating the Clock

As the firm’s caseload grew, so did the volume of litigation drafting. Interrogatories required exhaustive lists of every treatment date, provider name, address, phone number, and billing amount. Mediation briefs needed timelines and cost totals pulled from records. Deposition prep demanded fast access to specific treatment details buried across hundreds of pages.

“We’re managing a lot of cases. If our workflow isn’t tight, things slip and the client experience suffers.”

The problem wasn’t commitment or capability, it was time. Paralegals were spending hours combing through records to compile the data attorneys needed for interrogatory responses, mediation briefs, and deposition outlines.

Litigation Drafting at Trial Speed

With Ares, the firm’s team now generates interrogatory responses directly from the platform. Treatment dates, provider details, and billing data that used to require cross-referencing dozens of PDFs are pulled automatically — no more manual copying.

Mediation briefs follow the same pattern. The team pulls timelines, total treatment costs, and major procedures directly from Ares into their standard template — a process that now takes a fraction of the time it once did.

“When I had the summary open during a deposition and found exactly what I needed in seconds — that’s a game-changer.”

During depositions, attorneys pull up Ares summaries in real time to surface specific visits, imaging results, and provider information on the spot — no more flipping through stacks of records mid-deposition.

More Time for Strategy, Less Time on Busywork

Ares saves Goody Law Group roughly forty hours every month across the litigation team. That’s time the firm reinvests in case strategy, client communication, and trial preparation instead of manual records review.

“Ares has made managing our litigation cases so much more efficient. The platform saves us countless hours and keeps our team aligned across multiple cases.”

The team continues to expand how they use Ares — from discovery templates organized by case type to auto-generated mediation briefs — building toward a fully connected litigation workflow.