I’m Matt Pierce

Litigation Support for Licensed Counsel

Precision in the file is the difference between a conviction and a dismissal. I document every lead and organize every exhibit as if the entire case rests on that one detail—because in litigation, it often does.

  • Client intake summaries

  • Chronologies and timelines

  • Witness interview outlines

  • Inconsistency maps

  • Document and screenshot organization

  • OSINT-style background summaries

  • Case fact memos

  • Hearing prep packets

  • Discovery review summaries

  • Client story cleanup for attorney review

  • Mitigation/background packets in criminal defense

What You Get

  • Institutional Knowledge: A deep-bench resource who knows the file as well as you do, providing continuity from the first intake to the final verdict.

  • Witness Memo: Summary, verbatim key quotes, credibility notes, corroboration checklist

  • Records Digest: What matters, what’s missing, what contradicts the official story—indexed and searchable

  • Timeline + Issues Map: events, sources, and conflict points (clean enough to drop into a motion outline)

  • Lead Sheet: next steps for investigators/attorneys (who to call, what to pull, what to verify)

  • Exhibit / Discovery Index: organized so you’re not drowning two nights before hearing

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Warm in the room. Exact on paper.

Call it ENFP if you like. I call it High-Stakes Rapport. I have a natural ability to get past the rehearsed version of events and track how the story shifts when pressure enters the room.

Then I do the unglamorous part. I organize, verify, and document it with evidentiary precision. If you want theatrics, hire someone else. If you want clarity that holds up under cross-examination, we’ll get along.

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I work the human layer. Quietly. Precisely.

Most problems aren’t missing information, they’re missing interpretation. People talk. Timelines drift. Incentives reshape the story. I focus on the moments where narrative and behavior stop agreeing, then translate that into a clean written assessment you can actually use.

No pitch. No pressure. You bring the question; I’ll tell you whether it’s something I can document responsibly.

Disclaimer: This is not a law firm. Matt Pierce is not an attorney and does not provide legal advice or legal representation to the public. All services are performed exclusively at the direction and under the supervision of licensed legal counsel in accordance with Texas professional ethics and licensing standards.