Legal-AI skills in General

1765 skills, across 35 practice areas.

LINDDUN Privacy Threat Modeling

Apache-2.0GeneralData protection

Conduct LINDDUN privacy threat modeling across all seven categories: Linking, Identifying, Non-repudiation, Detecting, Data Disclosure, Unawareness, and Non-compliance. Includes DFD-based analysis, threat trees, privacy-specific mitigation strategies, and integration with STRIDE security threat modeling.

Liquidation Documenter

MITGeneralLitigation

Builds the complete documentary record for an Indian corporate liquidation under the IBC and current IBBI regulations. Use for commencement, claims, stakeholder lists, estate formation, secured-creditor elections, sales, distributions, reports, dissolution or handover.

Listing Obligations Checker (India)

MITGeneralLitigation

Checks event-based and periodic disclosure, governance, website, shareholder, exchange, and recordkeeping obligations for Indian listed entities under current SEBI regulations, master circulars, exchange requirements, and entity policies. Use when a user asks whether an event is material, what and when to disclose, whether trading-window or unpublished-price-sensitive-information controls apply, or which recurring listing filings are due. Use current official sources because SEBI regulations, circulars, thresholds, and timelines change frequently.

Litigation Case Strategy

Apache-2.0GeneralLitigation

Develops comprehensive litigation strategy across the full case lifecycle, from initial assessment through discovery, motion practice, trial preparation, and appeal. Produces case theory analysis, chronologies from document sets, discovery plans, deposition outlines, brief drafts, cross-examination questions, and appellate record summaries. Use when evaluating a new litigation matter, preparing case strategy memos, building case chronologies from emails or documents, preparing for depositions, drafting motions or briefs, developing trial strategy, or preparing appellate filings. Trigger keywords: litigation strategy, case assessment, case theory, case chronology, discovery plan, deposition prep, motion to dismiss, summary judgment, trial preparation, cross-examination, appellate brief, argument evaluation, case timeline.

Litigation Complaint / Statement of Claim

MITGeneralLitigation

Use when drafting a litigation complaint or statement of claim initiating court proceedings in a civil or commercial dispute. Covers both common-law style (DIFC, ADGM, UK, US) and civil-law style (UAE onshore, KSA, LB, EG, FR) complaint structures, jurisdictional and venue analysis, Arabic-translation requirements for MENA courts, service rules, court fees, and the critical tactical decisions around cause of action pleading and damages quantification. Triggers on "complaint", "statement of claim", "litigation filing", "court claim", or "initiating proceedings" requests.

Litigation Game Coach — Simulation-Based Litigation Training

MITGeneralLitigation

Use when a junior litigator or litigation trainee wants to build courtroom and advocacy skills through simulation-based training without client-matter risk. Orchestrates the full suite of casesim skills — judge-bench questioning, opposing-counsel modeling, witness Q&A coaching, and settlement EV analysis — into a coherent litigation coaching experience. Distinct from individual casesim skills in that it provides an end-to-end training curriculum for litigators, not just a single simulation tool.

Litigation Hold Management

Apache-2.0GeneralLitigation

Manages legal hold and data preservation processes including triggering events, custodian notification, hold-in-place technical implementation, release procedures, and interaction with retention schedules. Covers litigation hold registers, compliance monitoring, and Art. 17(3)(e) exception documentation. Activate for legal hold, litigation preservation, data freeze, e-discovery hold queries.

Litigation Hold Notice

MITGeneralLitigation

Use when drafting a litigation hold notice to be issued to employees, contractors, and third parties instructing them to preserve documents and data related to anticipated or actual litigation, arbitration, or regulatory investigation. Covers preservation scope, explanation of obligations, prohibited conduct, and escalation contacts. Applicable across common-law and civil-law jurisdictions with MENA-specific notes.

Litigation Practice

Apache-2.0GeneralLitigation

Root reference for litigation practice spanning civil, criminal, and administrative proceedings. Provides sub-area taxonomy, core principles, and routing guidance. Use when classifying litigation work, routing to a sub-practice skill, or applying general litigation standards.

Litigation Strategy Planner

MITGeneralLitigation

Builds the overall strategy for a civil or commercial litigation matter — combining claims and defences, evidence strengths and gaps, limitation position, forum and jurisdiction, interim-relief options, cost exposure, and sequenced procedural next steps into one coherent plan. Use for "what's our overall strategy on this case", "map out our litigation plan from here", "should we push for interim relief or go straight to trial", "what's our realistic path and cost to a result", or "pull together where this case stands and what we do next". Distinct from issue-spotter (spots what's legally live in facts) and legal-risk-assessor (compares general decision options, not a sequenced litigation plan). Draws on limitation-checker, forum-jurisdiction-analyst, pleadings-analyst, evidence-organizer, and interim-application-drafter as inputs.

Litigation Support Summary

Apache-2.0GeneralLitigation

Generates structured management summaries of active commercial litigation matters. Covers case overview, procedural posture, strategy, deadlines, discovery status, budget, and risk analysis. Use when preparing case status reports, onboarding stakeholders to active litigation, or conducting periodic case reviews.

Litigation — Transcript Search and Q&A Indexing

MITGeneralLitigation

Use when a litigation team needs to index and search deposition transcripts, trial hearing transcripts, or arbitration session transcripts for witness preparation, cross-examination planning, or factual reconstruction. Builds a Q&A-indexed, topic-clustered, searchable corpus from raw transcripts; detects intra-witness and inter-witness contradictions; and powers the real-time trial assist and deposition binder workflows.

LLM Output Privacy Risk Assessment

Apache-2.0GeneralData protection

Assessing privacy risks in large language model outputs including training data memorisation, PII leakage in generated text, prompt injection leading to data extraction, and hallucinated personal data. Covers output filtering, guardrails, and monitoring. Keywords: LLM privacy, output risk, memorisation, PII leakage, prompt injection, hallucinated PII.

Loan Agreement / Facility Agreement

MITGeneralFinance

Use when drafting a loan agreement or facility agreement between a lender and borrower for a commercial or corporate financing. Covers facility type, interest mechanics (including Sharia-compliant structures for KSA), covenants, events of default, security cross-references, and key lender/borrower negotiation points. Handles LMA-style common-law agreements (DIFC/ADGM) and civil-law structures (LB, UAE onshore). Triggers on "loan agreement", "facility agreement", "credit agreement", "term loan", "revolving credit", or Islamic finance equivalents (murabaha, ijara, tawarruq).

Loan Agreement Reviewer

MITGeneralLitigation

Reviews Indian loan and facility agreements from the borrower, lender, guarantor or security-provider perspective, integrating commercial terms, interest and charges, covenants, defaults, acceleration, security, enforcement and applicable RBI conduct requirements. Use for bilateral, syndicated, secured, unsecured, corporate or regulated retail lending documents. Do not use for a generic contract review where lending regulation and finance mechanics are immaterial.

Local Counsel Manager

Apache-2.0GeneralGeneral practice

End-to-end external local counsel lifecycle management for multi-jurisdiction legal matters. LC selection criteria and capability assessment, engagement setup and instruction design, performance monitoring and check-in cadence, scope enforcement, and relationship escalation. Use when selecting local counsel for a jurisdiction, designing LC instructions, managing the LC check-in rhythm, enforcing scope boundaries when LC signals overreach, or escalating a performance or relationship issue beyond the matter team. Trigger on: 'which LC should we use', 'LC instruction', 'brief the local counsel', 'LC hasn't responded', 'LC is going off scope', 'LC scope dispute', 'confirm scope with LC', 'LC check-in', 'LC is slow', 'monitor the LC network', 'LC engagement letter', 'LC selection', 'what should we tell the local counsel', 'LC onboarding', 'LC performance issue', 'LC relationship problem'.

Local first legal workspace

Apache-2.0GeneralGeneral practice

Use when users say "is this legal AI app local-first", "what leaves the machine", "BYOK privacy", "audit network calls", "where are documents stored", or need a legal AI workspace reviewed for local storage, credentials, model-provider calls, conversion, and privacy boundaries.

Lodge Recon

MITGeneralRegulatory

Survey pending and required regulatory filings.

Low-Key Late-Night Coach

Apache-2.0GeneralGeneral practice

Common-Law-Erklärungen sollen für Mandanten oder Team leichter lesbar werden ohne Praezision zu verlieren. Anwendungsfall Onboarding-Dokument oder Mandanten-Erklärung. Prüfraster Verstaendlichkeit Ton-Angemessenheit Praezisions-Erhaltung. Output aufgelockerte Erklärung Ton-Anpassungen. Abgrenzung zu common-law-client-explainer (Inhalt) und allen Fach-Skills (nur Ton).

LQ Board Document Review Protocol

Apache-2.0GeneralCorporate

Use when reviewing board-level governance documents — Delegation of Authority policies, charters, board resolutions, related party transaction policies, or committee terms of reference. Produces a structured four-category finding set with tracked changes in Word, a populated Reconciliation Log in Excel, and a draft findings slide in PowerPoint.

LQ Governance Playbook Benchmark Protocol

Apache-2.0GeneralGeneral practice

Use when benchmarking a board-level governance document against the LQ Governance Playbook — a Delegation of Authority policy, committee charter, related party transaction framework, or board terms of reference. Produces a classification table (Match / Partial Match / Below Fallback / Red Flag / Omitted) with specific gaps and tracked changes.

M&A Deal Room Management

MITGeneralGeneral practice

Build and manage M&A virtual data rooms with Box MCP — create secure due-diligence folder structures, scope role-based access for internal teams and external parties, validate permissions before sharing, and answer cross-document due-diligence questions with Box AI. Use this skill when the user mentions M&A, deal rooms, data rooms, VDRs, due diligence, or mergers and acquisitions.

M&A Diligence Checker

MITGeneralCorporate

Plans and performs legal due diligence for acquisitions, investments, mergers, asset purchases, joint ventures, and exits, producing a tailored request list, completeness assessment, evidence-linked issue log, red-flag report, and deal-document recommendations. Use when a buyer, investor, seller, lender, or counsel needs diligence scoping, data-room review, gap tracking, risk ranking, or disclosure-schedule support. Use for transaction diligence, not a general recurring corporate compliance calendar.

Maintaining Breach Documentation Records

Apache-2.0GeneralData protection

Maintains the GDPR Article 33(5) breach register documenting all personal data breaches regardless of whether supervisory authority notification was required. Covers mandatory register fields including facts, effects, and remedial actions, retention periods, audit readiness, and integration with the accountability framework. Keywords: breach register, Article 33(5), breach documentation, accountability, audit readiness, remedial actions.