Stacey A. Storino, Esq. provides virtual litigation support to New York attorneys who need experienced help on active matters. This page covers the basics. If you have a deadline, a backlog, or a specific assignment in mind, contact Stacey to discuss availability, scope, and timing.
Question: Who does Stacey work with?
Answer: Stacey works with New York attorneys and law firms that need experienced overflow help on active matters. She supports solo practitioners, small firms, and larger firms that want senior-level help with substantive written and analytical work.
Question: What type of work does Stacey handle?
Answer: Stacey’s practice is focused on virtual litigation support, including document review and analysis, legal research, motion and appellate drafting, discovery drafting, medical-record review, litigation plans, and client-ready status reports.
Question: What kinds of matters does Stacey support?
Answer: Stacey’s background includes personal injury, insurance coverage, general litigation, and selected corporate matters. If an assignment falls outside her regular lane, she will say so promptly.
Question: Can Stacey help on a single assignment or on an ongoing basis?
Answer: Both. Stacey can assist with a single project, a burst of overflow work, or an ongoing working relationship, subject to availability.
Question: Does Stacey handle assignments herself?
Answer: Yes. Stacey personally performs the work assigned to her.
Question: How quickly can Stacey start?
Answer: Availability depends on current workload and the nature of the assignment. In many cases, Stacey can assist on short notice. The best approach is to reach out with the deadline, assignment type, and any key documents so she can confirm availability quickly.
Question: How do I request help?
Answer: Use the Contact page, email, or phone to describe the assignment, deadline, and type of support needed. If available, Stacey will discuss scope, budget, and turnaround before work begins.
Question: How are projects scoped and billed?
Answer: Assignments may be handled hourly or by project, depending on the nature of the work. Rates and project budgets are confirmed before work begins, and the scope of the assignment is documented in writing.
Question: What are Stacey’s payment terms?
Answer: Unless otherwise agreed in advance, invoices are due upon receipt. Additional payment terms may be available upon request for approved clients and projects.
Question: Can Stacey appear in court or handle depositions?
Answer: No. Stacey’s practice is limited to virtual litigation support. She does not accept court-appearance or deposition assignments.
Question: Can Stacey work under my firm’s preferred workflow or independent contractor agreement?
Answer: In many cases, yes. Stacey can work within reasonable firm procedures for communication, formatting, file sharing, and assignment management, and she can review a reasonable independent contractor agreement if your office uses one.
Question: Are resume, writing samples, or references available?
Answer: Yes. Stacey’s resume is available on her Resume page, and selected writing samples and references are available upon request.