Upload Your Exhibits. Get the Affirmation Back.
DocketDrafter reads your depositions, IME reports, and medical records, then drafts the full affirmation in support of summary judgment. Every factual assertion tied to a specific exhibit, page number, and NYSCEF doc number. Built on your firm's playbook.
Book a 15-Minute IntroFrom Exhibits to Affirmation in Minutes
Upload the deposition transcripts, IME reports, and medical records. DocketDrafter applies your firm's playbook and produces a court-formatted affirmation in support with every citation from your own vetted work.
Exhibits Uploaded
Exhibit A — Police Accident Report
PDF · 3 pages
Exhibit B — Plaintiff Deposition Transcript
PDF · 162 pages
Exhibit C — Plaintiff Further Deposition
PDF · 54 pages
Exhibit D — Defendant Deposition Transcript
PDF · 108 pages
Exhibit E — Defendant Further Deposition
PDF · 32 pages
Exhibit F — IME Report (Neurologist)
PDF · Dr. Patel
Exhibit G — IME Report (Orthopedist)
PDF · Dr. Marcus
Exhibit H — Radiology Review
PDF · Dr. Chen
Exhibit I — Vehicle Owner Affirmation
PDF · Director of Claims
Exhibit J — Vehicle Title
PDF · 1 page
Exhibit K — Rental Agreement
PDF · 4 pages
200 Cases. Same Arguments. New Facts Every Time.
3-5 Hours Per Motion, Same Arguments Every Time
You pull up an old motion, swap the facts, and manually match 11 exhibits to 98 paragraphs. The case law stays the same. The dates, body parts, and exhibit letters change. The risk is not citing the wrong case. The risk is Exhibit “G” instead of Exhibit “H” on page 12.
Upload the Exhibits. Your Playbook Runs.
DocketDrafter reads the deposition, IME reports, and medical records, then drafts the full affirmation in support with every factual assertion tied to a specific exhibit, page, and paragraph number. Same arguments you already use. No research. No copy-paste.
Every Unfiled Motion Is Lost Settlement Leverage
A threshold motion with a 10% chance of winning still drives settlements down the day it is filed. But when you are managing 200 cases, the borderline ones keep getting pushed to next week. The motions that don't get filed are not weaker cases. They are just further down the pile.
Every Case Gets a Motion
When a motion takes minutes instead of hours, the borderline cases stop getting pushed. Carriers notice which firms move the needle. More motions filed means better outcomes and more assignments.
One Wrong Exhibit Reference and the Motion Fails
When you are mapping 29 exhibits to 98 paragraphs, the risk is not legal error. It is leaving the old plaintiff's name in paragraph 14. It is citing Exhibit “G” when you meant Exhibit “H.” It is a date on page 12 that came from the last case you copied from.
Every Citation Is Auditable
Every factual claim in the output references a specific NYSCEF doc number, exhibit letter, and paragraph. Court-formatted Word doc with caption, signature blocks, and exhibit cover pages. Fully editable. It is your brief, just faster.
Motion Types We Support
The same playbook approach applied to every motion type in motor vehicle tort defense.
5102(d) Threshold MSJ
Addresses every claimed body part, injury category, and the 90/180-day threshold. Matches IME findings to deposition testimony and medical records.
Graves Amendment MSJ
Maps the complaint and bill of particulars to your maintenance evidence. Flags gaps between what the plaintiff alleged and what your records cover.
Liability MSJ Opposition
Turns the plaintiff's own submissions against them. Surfaces contradictions, VTL violations, and comparative fault admissions across deposition transcripts and police reports.
Motion to Compel Discovery
Full motion package with good faith affirmation under 22 NYCRR 202.7 and conditional order language under Gibbs v St. Barnabas.
From Our Research
Case Law Digest
Insurance Law §5102(d):
Serious Injury Threshold
Case Law Digest
30+ appellate decisions from 2025–2026 on the defendant’s prima facie burden, organized by the 12 issues that decide serious injury threshold motions.
Published
March 2026
Jurisdiction
New York
Coverage
Jan 2025 – Feb 2026
Case Law Digest
Insurance Law 5102(d): 30+ Appellate Decisions from 2025-2026
Every issue that decides serious injury threshold motions, organized by topic: prima facie burden, ROM thresholds, exacerbation, 90/180-day category, treatment gaps, and more. With key quotes and citations from each decision.
Email tommy@docketdrafter.com for a copy
Tommy Eberle, DocketDrafter Co-Founder and CEO