Legal-AI skills in General

1765 skills, across 35 practice areas.

Inline Citations with Pin-Cites

MITGeneralGeneral practice

Use when Claude must embed legal authority inline within analysis, memos, or drafted clauses with precise pin-cites. Applies across MENA (UAE, KSA, Lebanon, Egypt), DIFC/ADGM, and common-law (UK, US) contexts. Triggers on any request for citation format, source referencing, or when another skill must support its legal propositions with verified authority.

Input Modes

MITGeneralContracts

Translates contract redlines into client-ready or opposing-counsel emails. Accepts three input modes: (1) a .docx with tracked changes, (2) a redlined PDF with strikethrough/underline formatting, or (3) a verbal description of changes. Produces a copy-paste-ready email, tone-matched to the recipient: plain-English for own clients, professional legal cover for opposing counsel. Use when the attorney says "write the redline email", "summarize these changes for the client", "draft a cover email for the redline", "explain these edits to opposing counsel", or "turn this redline into an email". Do NOT use for drafting contracts or generating redlines — use the relevant drafter skill. Do NOT use for diffing two clean (non-redlined) document versions.

Insider Trading Policy

MITGeneralCorporate

Use when drafting an insider trading policy for a listed or pre-IPO company — covering the definition of material non-public information (MNPI), trading blackout periods, pre-clearance requirements, trading plan procedures, tipping prohibitions, and consequences of violations. Applicable for companies listed on UAE markets (DFM, ADX), Saudi Exchange (Tadawul), Lebanon Stock Exchange, Egyptian Exchange, London Stock Exchange, and US markets. Trigger when a company's board or legal counsel needs to establish or update its securities trading compliance policy.

Institutionenrhetorik und konkrete Ordnung: Red-Team

Apache-2.0GeneralGeneral practice

Für Institutionenrhetorik und konkrete Ordnung: Red-Team: prüft Ergebnis, Beweislast und Gegenposition; Ergebnis: Gegenprüfung mit Beweis- und Fristencheck.

Inst — Omani Ministry of Justice & Legal Affairs Integration

MITGeneralGeneral practice

Use when a matter or query involves the Omani Ministry of Justice and Legal Affairs (MJLA), the Omani court system, e-justice portal services, Omani government document templates, or lawyer registration and regulation in the Sultanate of Oman. Covers Omani court hierarchy and jurisdiction, electronic filing through Taqneen/e-justice systems, notarial services, and the legal framework governing professional practice in Oman. Relevant for GCC practitioners working on Oman-seated matters or clients navigating Omani judicial institutions.

Inst — Tawqi3i E-Signature Bridge

MITGeneralGeneral practice

Use when a Lebanese legal document requires electronic signature or cross-border e-notarization via the Tawqi3i (توقيعي) platform operated by the Lebanese Ministry of Interior. Handles direct sign flows within Louis, apostille auto-request generation, and multi-jurisdiction recognition checks (Lebanon, KSA, UAE). Provides audit-trail documentation for signed documents. Critical for any Lebanese cross-border transaction where physical notarization is impractical.

Intake — Arbitration

MITGeneralArbitration

Use before drafting any arbitration-related document — a request for arbitration, statement of claim, terms of reference, or procedural application — to gather the six essential inputs: the arbitration clause, parties, dispute facts, relief sought, procedural status, and time-sensitive issues. Covers all major arbitral institutions active in MENA (DIAC, DIFC-LCIA, ICC, LCIA, SIAC). P0 drafting gate for all arbitration matters.

Intake — Data Privacy Assessment

MITGeneralData protection

Use when a user requests a data-privacy compliance assessment or gap analysis for their organization — to gather the 13 required inputs spanning organization profile, data subjects, data categories, processing purposes, lawful bases, data sharing, cross-border transfers, and current policies. Outputs a gap-analysis matrix against applicable frameworks (GDPR, KSA PDPL, UAE PDPL, and others) plus a prioritized remediation roadmap. Applies across all jurisdictions; particularly strong for MENA organizations subject to multiple overlapping frameworks.

Intake — Divorce Petition

MITGeneralFamily

Use before drafting a divorce petition or advising on family-law proceedings to gather 10 required inputs — jurisdiction, marriage details, children, assets, debts, support expectations, grounds, safety concerns, living arrangements, and available documentation. Handles the intake with appropriate sensitivity. Provides MENA-specific guidance on confessional court jurisdiction in Lebanon, religious personal status courts in UAE and KSA, and the treatment of civil marriages contracted abroad. Refuses to assist with asset-hiding strategies or fault prejudgment.

Intake — Employment Contract

MITGeneralEmployment

Use when a user wants to draft or review an employment contract and Claude must collect the minimum viable inputs before generating the document. Triggers on any request to create, draft, or prepare an employment agreement, offer letter, or work contract. Covers MENA jurisdictions (UAE onshore, DIFC, KSA, LB, EG) with secondary coverage of FR, UK, and EU. Routes to jurisdiction-specific drafting skills once intake is complete.

Intake — Incorporation

MITGeneralCorporate

Use when a user wants to incorporate a new legal entity and Claude must gather the structuring inputs before routing to a jurisdiction-specific incorporation workflow. Triggers on requests to "set up a company", "incorporate", "register a startup", or select a jurisdiction for a new business. Covers MENA free zones and onshore (UAE, DIFC, ADGM, KSA, LB), Delaware, Singapore, and other common holding-company destinations.

Intake — Lease

MITGeneralReal estate

Use when a user wants to draft or review a lease agreement and Claude must collect the minimum viable inputs before generating the document. Triggers on requests to prepare a tenancy agreement, lease contract, or rental arrangement for residential, commercial, or industrial premises. Covers MENA registration regimes (Dubai Ejari, Abu Dhabi Tawtheeq, KSA Ejar, Lebanon) and common-law equivalents (DIFC, ADGM, UK).

Intake — Litigation Brief

MITGeneralLitigation

Use when a user wants to draft a litigation brief, complaint, statement of claim, statement of defense, or any first substantive court pleading, and Claude must gather the jurisdictional, procedural, and factual inputs before generating the document. Triggers on requests to draft, prepare, or review court filings, complaints, or defenses across MENA civil, commercial, Sharia, and free-zone courts, as well as UK, French, and US federal/state jurisdictions.

Intake — Loan Agreement

MITGeneralFinance

Use when a user wants to draft a loan agreement, facility agreement, or credit agreement and Claude must gather the financing, security, and structural inputs before generating the document. Triggers on requests to prepare a lending arrangement between any combination of individuals and corporate entities. Covers multi-jurisdictional MENA (UAE, KSA, LB, EG, DIFC) with Islamic finance carve-out for Sharia-compliant structures, and secondary coverage of UK, EU, and US.

Intake — MSA (Master Services Agreement)

MITGeneralContracts

Use when a user wants to draft or negotiate a Master Services Agreement (MSA) and Claude must gather the commercial, IP, liability, and data-protection inputs before generating the document. Triggers on requests to prepare a framework services contract, master agreement, or any umbrella commercial arrangement that will govern future statements of work. Covers multi-jurisdictional use cases (UAE, DIFC, KSA, LB, EU, UK, US) with attention to GDPR / PDPL data-processing addendum requirements.

Intake — NDA

MITGeneralContracts

Use when a user wants to draft a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) or confidentiality agreement and Claude must gather the five minimum inputs before generating the document. Triggers on any request to prepare an NDA, mutual NDA, one-way confidentiality agreement, or CDA. Applies across all jurisdictions (LB, UAE, DIFC, KSA, UK, US-DE, FR). Designed for efficient single-turn intake with intelligent defaults. Routes to draft-nda-mutual or draft-nda-unilateral.

Intake — Power of Attorney

MITGeneralGeneral practice

Use when a user wants to draft a power of attorney (POA) and Claude must collect the identity, scope, duration, and notarization inputs before generating the instrument. Triggers on requests to prepare a general POA, special POA, limited authority letter, or agency arrangement. Covers MENA notarization requirements (KSA MOJ Najiz, UAE Notary, Lebanon Notary) and cross-border apostille/legalization chains. Routes to draft-power-of-attorney with a notarization checklist.

Intake — Shareholders' Agreement

MITGeneralCorporate

Use when a user wants to draft a shareholders' agreement (SHA) and Claude must collect the governance, transfer, exit, and investor-rights inputs before generating the document. Triggers on requests to prepare an SHA, investment agreement, founder agreement with equity provisions, or VC term-sheet implementation. Covers MENA entity types (LLC, SAL, FZE, DIFC/ADGM Ltd) and Delaware C-Corp equivalents. Routes to draft-shareholders-agreement.

Intake Sufficiency EN - is the instruction enough to start on

MITGeneralGeneral practice

Scores whether an instruction or brief is complete enough to start work on. Before any legal analysis begins, checks that the purpose, scope, parties, facts, constraints and success criteria are actually present; lists the gaps and ambiguities; turns each gap into a question ready to send to the client; and drafts the skeleton of a matter card. Separates the client's legal assertions from facts and marks them for verification. The mirror of legal-request-router-en: the router decides what control the OUTPUT needs, this decides whether the INPUT is enough to begin. Jurisdiction-neutral. Use when: "do I have enough to start", "score this brief", "what is missing from this instruction", "what should I ask the client", "is this instruction complete", "gaps in the brief", "intake" - at the start of a matter, after first contact, after an intake call.

Intake — Trademark Filing

MITGeneralIP

Use when a user wants to file a trademark application and Claude must gather the mark description, owner, Nice classification, filing jurisdictions, and clearance status before generating a filing strategy and cost estimate. Triggers on requests to register a brand, logo, name, or trademark nationally or internationally. Covers MENA national filing (UAE, KSA, LB, EG) and Madrid Protocol international designations, with specific handling for Arabic-script marks and GCC-block filings.

Intake Triage

MITGeneralGeneral practice

Receive an incoming matter, classify it (practice area, urgency, scope), and route to the right specialist.

Integration management

Apache-2.0GeneralCorporate

交割后并购整合追踪器——分阶段工作计划、同意追踪、规模化合同转让、 每周状态报告。从任何可获取的交易工件（股权收购协议、交易摘要、 交割检查表）初始化，并连接到来自并购冷启动的 deal-context.md 和 closing-checklist.yaml。当用户说"整合""交割后""同意未决" "合同转让""整合状态"或"交易还差什么"时使用。

Integration management

Apache-2.0GeneralCorporate

Post-closing M&A integration tracker — phased workplan, consent tracking, contract assignment at scale, weekly status reports. Initializes from whatever deal artifacts are available (purchase agreement, deal summary, closing checklist) and connects to deal-context.md and closing-checklist.yaml from the M&A cold-start. Use when user says "integration", "post-close", "post-closing", "consents outstanding", "contract assignment", "integration status", or "what's left on the deal".

Intellectual Property Analysis

MITGeneralData protection

Analyze intellectual property rights across patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets. Use this skill when the user needs to understand IP protection options, evaluate whether their work is protectable, assess infringement risk, or design an IP strategy — even if they say 'can I patent this', 'someone copied our design', 'how do we protect our brand name', or 'what IP do we have'.