The meet-and-confer platform for litigators who get it done
AsyncConfer is an asynchronous negotiation and drafting workspace for every meet-and-confer obligation — federal Rule 26(f) conferences, state discovery conferences, and discovery disputes. Skip the tedious conferral calls, the messy email threads, and the corrupted Word redlines — go straight to the language.
Opposing counsel joins free, forever. No credit card to start.
One workspace, all parties, section by section.
Every workspace opens with boilerplate stipulation language: all parties agree to confer asynchronously through the platform. Acknowledged on entry, exportable for filing.
Propose language for each section of your joint statement or discovery conferral. Start from a template matched to your court — federal or state — so nothing required gets missed.
Opposing counsel opens a private link — no account, no paywall. They accept your language or submit a redlined counter-proposal, section by section.
Consensus language and side-by-side disputed positions assemble automatically into a court-ready joint statement, exportable for filing.
The conferral requirement
Judges expect a good-faith conferral — historically, a telephonic one. AsyncConfer's mutual stipulation replaces the call: all parties agree on entry to confer through the workspace, and the exported statement includes a Stipulation and Proposed Order to Use a Digital Workspace in Lieu of Telephonic Conferral.
What opposing counsel sees
Secure Legal Workspace
You've been invited to a meet-and-confer workspace via AsyncConfer. Review each section, accept, or submit a redlined counter-proposal.
☑️ By entering this workspace, all parties stipulate to conduct their conferral via this asynchronous platform in a good-faith effort to resolve the matters under conferral efficiently, in lieu of a telephonic meeting.
Included with every workspace — adapt the caption to your court
Stipulation and [Proposed] Order to Conduct the Parties' Meet and Confer via Asynchronous Digital Workspace
WHEREAS the parties are required to meet and confer in the above-captioned matter; and
WHEREAS the parties agree that a written, asynchronous conferral will promote efficiency and preserve a complete record of their positions;
NOW, THEREFORE, the parties, by and through their undersigned counsel, hereby STIPULATE as follows:
IT IS SO STIPULATED.
Conferral record — excerpt
The audit trail
Every proposal, redline, acceptance, and entry is timestamped into a complete conferral log. When you certify that you met and conferred in good faith, you're not relying on call notes and memory — you're attaching the record.
Security
Every .docx you email carries metadata, tracked-changes history, and prior redlines — every inbox it lands in is a copy you don't control, and every attachment you open is a chance you took.
Proposals live in the workspace as clean text. No hidden tracked changes, comments, or document history exposing privileged edits to opposing counsel.
Nothing is emailed back and forth. Opposing counsel works through a private, access-controlled link — not a forwardable file.
No "Joint_Statement_v7_FINAL(2).docx". All parties always see the same current language, section by section.
Weaponized Word attachments are a top malware vector, and firms are prime targets. When conferral never happens over attachments, a spoofed "revised redline" in your inbox has no cover.
The workspace fee is a standard litigation disbursement — billed to the matter, not your firm. Opposing counsel never pays.
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$199 per workspace
Pass it through to the client as a standard litigation disbursement.
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