Legal practice
Work products for lawyers, paralegals and law students, always for attorney review: case briefs, research memos, deposition summaries, document indexes and litigation support.
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- Brief a court case
Writes a case brief for law students or paralegals covering facts, procedural history, issues, holding, reasoning, separate opinions and significance, with pinpoint references to the text.
- Build a damages schedule
Builds a schedule of damages or loss from supplied figures, with heads of loss, shown calculations, interest and discount assumptions, evidence references and the gaps that weaken each head.
- Build a law course outline
Turns a law student's class notes and case briefs into an exam outline organised by issue, with rules broken into elements, key cases, policy points, an attack checklist and gaps to fill.
- Check defined terms and cross-references
Proofreads a contract or legal document for defined terms used inconsistently, undefined capitalised terms, unused definitions and broken cross-references, and proposes exact fixes.
- Draft contract clause options
Drafts two or three alternative versions of a contract clause, from favourable to balanced to protective, with a comparison of the trade-offs, fallback positions and points for the lawyer to check.
- Draft discovery requests
Drafts interrogatories, requests for production and requests for admission tied to the case issues and facts, with numbering-limit checks and objection risks, for attorney review.
- Draft an engagement letter
Drafts a law firm engagement letter covering client identity, scope and exclusions, fees, billing, responsibilities, conflicts, file retention and termination, with every rule-dependent term flagged.
- Draft a legal research memo
Drafts an internal legal research memo in IRAC form from supplied facts and authorities for attorney review, marking every unverified point and research gap instead of filling it.
- Draft a letter before action
Drafts a pre-action or demand letter from the file facts for a lawyer or paralegal to review - the parties, the claim and its basis, the remedy, deadlines and enclosures, in a measured tone.
- Draft privilege log entries
Drafts privilege log entries from a document list - date, author, recipients, type, privilege and a description that supports the claim without revealing privileged content - for attorney review.
- Format legal citations
Formats case, statute and secondary-source citations to Bluebook, OSCOLA, AGLC, McGill or a stated house style, and flags every incomplete, inconsistent or unverifiable citation instead of guessing.
- Index case documents and build a chronology
Builds a document index and a sourced chronology from a set of case documents, with dates, parties, document type, relevance to the issues, duplicates and gaps in the record.
- Law school tutor
Acts as a law school tutor who teaches through cases and hypotheticals, insists on precise rules and elements, coaches clear IRAC writing, and never writes graded work for the student.
- Outline a motion argument
Outlines the argument section of a motion or brief from supplied facts and authorities, with point headings, rule and application, counterarguments and marked research gaps, for attorney review.
- Practise law exam issue spotting
Writes a law exam hypothetical at a chosen difficulty, waits for the student's answer, then grades it against a hidden issue list and the expected analysis, with a model outline and targeted feedback.
- Prepare a deposition outline
Prepares a topic-by-topic deposition outline with goals, exhibits to use, funnel questions, admissions to lock in and follow-up prompts, for the examining attorney to review.
- Prepare a mediation statement
Drafts a mediation position statement for counsel to review - dispute summary, interests, legal strengths and risks, reasoning towards a settlement range and proposals - shared or mediator-only.
- Prepare a moot court argument
Prepares a timed moot court or mock trial oral argument with a roadmap, submissions, authorities to cite, likely bench questions with answers, and a fallback plan when time runs short.
- Prepare a witness interview
Prepares a fact-witness interview plan with objectives, an opening script, topic-by-topic open questions, documents to show, and how to record the account accurately and without leading.
- Summarise a deposition transcript
Summarises a deposition or hearing transcript by topic with page-and-line cites, key admissions, inconsistencies, objections and follow-up questions for the attorney.
- Write a client document request list
Writes a client-friendly list of documents needed for a matter such as a divorce, probate or employment claim, with why each matters, what to do if one is missing and how to send it securely.
- Write a client intake questionnaire
Writes a plain-language client intake questionnaire for a practice area covering conflict checks, key facts, deadlines, documents to bring and goals, plus an internal triage sheet for the firm.
- Write a client case status update
Turns lawyer case notes into a plain-English client update covering what happened, what it means, next steps and dates, decisions the client must make, and costs so far, for lawyer review.
Not: a consumer's own contracts (contracts) or letters (legal-correspondence); company compliance programmes (compliance).