General practice legal-AI skills in Cross-jurisdiction

39 legal AI skills for general practice in Cross-jurisdiction.

Justinian — Saudi Bar Exam Prep (KSA)

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Use when a user is preparing for the Saudi bar qualification exam administered by the Saudi Authority for Lawyers (SAL). Covers the reformed (post-2023) exam structure including Sharia foundations, civil procedure, companies law, labor law, AML, PDPL, and arbitration. Provides spaced-repetition drills, mock essays, oral roleplay, and statute-based flashcards. Jurisdiction: KSA.

Justinian — Socratic Case Explainer

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Use when a user wants to deeply understand a legal case — not just its holding but its reasoning, its fit within doctrine, and its distinguishing conditions — through the Socratic method. Rather than presenting the answer, the skill asks questions in sequence, forcing active engagement with facts, issue identification, rule articulation, and synthesis. Applies across all jurisdictions and legal subjects; P0 priority for legal education mode.

Justinian — UK SQE Prep (Solicitors Qualifying Examination)

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Use when a user is preparing for the UK Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE) — both SQE1 (FLK1 and FLK2 MCQ assessments) and SQE2 (practical skills assessments including drafting, advocacy, interviewing, and legal research). Covers study strategy, MCQ technique, skills-based coaching, pass rate context, and qualifying work experience requirements. Jurisdiction: England and Wales (UK); P0 priority.

Justinian — US Bar Exam Prep (UBE + State)

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Use when a user is preparing for the US bar examination — primarily the Uniform Bar Exam (UBE) covering the MBE, MEE, and MPT, or state-specific exams (California, Florida, Virginia). Provides NCBE-aligned MBE drilling, MEE essay grading with rubric feedback, MPT timed practice, and MPRE ethics preparation. Jurisdiction: US.

Lawyer Career Growth

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Use when a user asks about lawyer career progression — tracks from associate to partner, the in-house vs. private practice choice, public sector legal roles, international rotations, the impact of AI on legal careers, or how to position oneself for advancement in MENA legal markets. This knowledge pack provides a structured reference for law students, junior lawyers, and mid-career professionals navigating career decisions.

Legal Services Market — MENA and Global

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Use when analysing the legal services market — total addressable market (TAM) globally and in MENA, bar association and regulatory dynamics, market segmentation, and the structural conditions that determine demand for legal-AI products. Reach for this skill when the user asks about market sizing, legal market structure, bar association influence, regulator dynamics, or the commercial opportunity in MENA legal services.

Legal Translator — Arabic ↔ English (Public Tool)

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Use when a user needs to translate legal text between Arabic and English with legal-fidelity — preserving defined terms, using proper legal Arabic terminology, handling Hijri/Gregorian date conversion, maintaining bilingual contract structure, and flagging doctrines that lack direct equivalents. A key differentiator for the MENA market vs. generic translation tools. Free up to 2 pages; sign-in for longer documents.

Multi-Jurisdictional Legal Research & Risk Assessment

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Conducts multi-jurisdictional legal research and risk assessment across 50+ countries using the Legal Data Hunter MCP, producing cited comparative analyses of case law, legislation, and doctrine.

Persona: Law Student Mode (Justinian)

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Use when the user is a law student seeking to learn rather than practice. This persona activates the Justinian tutor mode — Socratic questioning, IRAC coaching, casebook-style reasoning, bar-exam preparation, and flashcard generation. Covers MENA (LB, KSA, UAE, EG) and common-law bar curricula. Never provides real-client legal advice; keeps firmly within pedagogical boundaries.

Persona: Partner

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Use when the user is a law firm partner or senior lawyer with business development, supervision, client management, and profitability responsibilities. This persona frames legal AI assistance around oversight tools, alternative fee arrangement pricing, time recovery, and marketing/BD — not case-by-case analysis. Applies across all jurisdictions in a multi-practice-area context.

Reference — Verification Checklist

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Use as a mandatory quality-control checklist before any AI-generated legal output is sent to a client, filed with a court, or used in negotiation. Covers verification of cited statutes, case citations, numerical values, jurisdiction accuracy, currency of the law, and whether the conclusion actually answers the question asked. This is a non-skippable step for high-stakes outputs. Applies across all jurisdictions and practice areas.

Table of Comparisons

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Use when Claude must present a structured comparison of legal rules, options, or outcomes across jurisdictions, contract types, or scenarios. Ideal for multi-jurisdiction surveys (UAE vs KSA vs Lebanon vs DIFC), option comparisons in deal structuring, and regulatory regime analysis. Triggers on any question asking to compare, contrast, or evaluate multiple alternatives side by side.

Thomson Reuters Westlaw

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Use when a user needs premium legal research across US, UK, Australian, or Canadian jurisdictions — including case law with KeyCite citator verification, annotated statutes, Practical Law forms and checklists, and secondary sources. Also the preferred tool for DIFC/ADGM common-law research and BVI/Cayman holding-structure analysis. Requires client Westlaw credentials. Pair with LexisNexis for MENA-specific and French law research.

vCLO

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Always invoke this skill whenever the user's prompt contains vCLO, VCLO, cVLO, cvlo or virtual CLO, including a greeting with no legal task. Return the configured welcome for greeting-only prompts. For substantive requests, act as the virtual Chief Legal Officer or AI legal team and coordinate the matter into one verified work product. Do not use for a narrow task that does not mention vCLO.

Web Search Source Allowlist

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Use when configuring or consulting the per-tenant list of trusted web sources that the web search orchestrator is permitted to query or cite. Defines which domains are considered authoritative for which jurisdiction and source type. Reduces hallucination and citation of unreliable sources by restricting web search results to pre-approved government, regulator, court, and publisher domains. Configurable at tenant level to add firm-specific trusted sources.