Litigation legal-AI skills in 🇺🇸 United States

179 legal AI skills for litigation in United States.

$litigation-legal:demand-draft

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Draft a demand letter from a completed intake, gated on a privilege / FRE 408 / waiver / admission checklist, with a .docx output, post-send checklist, and an offer to create a matter. Use when the user says "draft the demand", "write the [type] letter", or has a finished demand intake ready to turn into a sendable draft.

30(b)(6) Corporate Representative Deposition

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Guides taking and defending Rule 30(b)(6) corporate representative depositions. Drafts topic lists with reasonable particularity, builds examination outlines for binding corporate admissions, analyzes noticed topics for objections, and prepares designees. Use when drafting 30(b)(6) notices, preparing corporate deposition topics, selecting or preparing designees, or defending corporate representative depositions.

Abstract of Judgment

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts a recordable Abstract of Judgment to create a judgment lien on a debtor's real property. Extracts party names, monetary components, and judgment details from case documents, then applies jurisdiction-specific formatting and certification requirements. Use post-judgment in commercial litigation when enforcing monetary awards, perfecting judgment liens, or preparing lien filings with the county recorder.

Amicus Brief

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts and analyzes U.S. appellate amicus curiae briefs for non-parties with Rule 29/Rule 37 compliance, unique perspective development, and Bluebook-ready citations. Use when asked to draft or review an amicus brief, friend-of-the-court brief, non-party brief, or anything involving FRAP 29, Supreme Court Rule 37, or appellate amicus practice.

Amicus Coalition Management

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Manages multi-organization appellate amicus briefs with single-pen drafting, coalition sign-offs, conflict triage, and compliant disclosures. Use when coordinating a coalition amicus brief, managing amicus sign-on, handling FRAP 29 or Supreme Court Rule 37.6 disclosures, or preparing cover and interest sections for multiple amici.

Amicus Coalition Management

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Manages end-to-end workflow for multi-organization amicus coalition briefs in appellate courts. Covers single-pen drafting governance, position alignment, conflict resolution, documented sign-offs, FRAP 29/Rule 37.6 disclosures, FRAP 26.1 corporate disclosures, cover formatting for multiple amici, and compliant filing. Use when coordinating coalition amicus briefs, managing sign-offs, drafting joint friend-of-court briefs, handling multi-amici filing, or resolving inter-organization conflicts. Triggers on phrases like "coalition brief," "12 orgs joining this amicus," or "coordinate the amicus."

Amicus Curiae Brief

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts filing-ready U.S. amicus curiae briefs with rule-anchored compliance, additive thesis selection, record-safe fact handling, and verified authority control. Trigger when asked to draft an amicus or friend-of-the-court brief, prepare FRAP 29/32 or Supreme Court Rule 37 amicus filings, draft consent/leave or disclosure language, or handle amicus procedural requirements at any stage.

Amicus Interest Statement

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts the "Interest of Amicus Curiae" section of an amicus brief. Establishes institutional credibility, tethers the amicus's interest to the specific legal question, articulates non-party impacts, and embeds disclosure guardrails under FRAP 29 and Supreme Court Rule 37. Trigger when drafting amicus briefs, friend-of-the-court filings, interest statements, amicus disclosures, or when the user asks why an organization belongs in a case.

Animal Law Case Summary

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Produces litigation-grade case summaries for animal law disputes including cruelty/neglect prosecutions, ownership/custody, dangerous animal designations, veterinary malpractice, and service/assistance animal accommodations. Builds exhibit-cited factual timelines, maps evidence to statutory elements, evaluates expert evidence, and assesses remedies with jurisdiction-specific legal research. Use when summarizing animal law cases, analyzing animal cruelty charges, pet custody disputes, dangerous dog hearings, veterinary malpractice claims, or assistance animal accommodation matters. Also trigger for animal forfeiture, bite liability, wildlife possession, or animal-related court filings.

Answer and Affirmative Defenses

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts U.S. civil litigation Answers with paragraph-by-paragraph admissions/denials, affirmative defenses, and counterclaim triage. Trigger when user needs a responsive pleading to a complaint, mentions affirmative defenses, admit/deny responses, Rule 8, or insufficient knowledge responses.

Apex Witness Deposition

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Guides strategy for apex witness depositions of C-suite executives and senior government officials. Covers asserting and overcoming the apex doctrine on both plaintiff and defense sides. Drafts motions to compel, protective orders, objection letters, examination outlines, and witness prep plans. Use when seeking or defending a deposition of a CEO, CFO, board member, agency head, or other apex witness.

Appeal Document Summary

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Produces structured U.S. appellate document summaries mapping procedural posture, issues on appeal, standards of review, and competing arguments into memo-ready format. Use when summarizing appellate briefs, notices of appeal, records on appeal, or preparing for oral argument. Triggers: appeal, appellate, notice of appeal, standard of review, cross-appeal, appellate brief intake, record on appeal synthesis.

Appellate Brief — Appellant

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts the appellant's opening brief challenging a lower court decision in federal or state appellate courts. Covers issue selection, standard of review framing, record citation, argument structure, and procedural compliance under FRAP 28/32 or state equivalents. Use when preparing an appellant's opening brief, selecting appellate issues, structuring appellate arguments, or demonstrating reversible error on appeal.

Appellate Document Formatting

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Generates appellate-filing-ready Tables of Contents, Tables of Authorities, and Certificates of Compliance under FRAP 32(g) and related rules. Produces defensible word-count calculations with transparent exclusions and anti-hallucination guardrails for pagination and citations. Covers federal circuits, state appellate courts, and U.S. Supreme Court variations. Use when building TOC, TOA, compliance certificates, formatting briefs for filing, or when the user mentions word count calculation, FRAP 32 compliance, appellate brief assembly, or page numbering.

Appellate Mandate

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts formal appellate mandates that conclude the appeal process and direct trial courts to implement appellate decisions. Extracts disposition language, remand directives, and procedural history from appellate records to construct jurisdiction-specific mandate orders. Use when preparing mandate orders, returning jurisdiction to lower courts, or formalizing appellate dispositions after ruling.

Appellate TOC/TOA and Compliance Certificate

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Generates appellate-brief TOC, TOA, and Certificate of Compliance with defensible word-count methodology. Triggers on TOC/TOA rebuilds, certificate of compliance drafting, FRAP 32(g) compliance, word-count certification, or final brief formatting before filing.

Appellee's Response Brief

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts an Appellee's Response Brief defending the trial court's judgment and arguing for affirmance. Covers standard of review analysis, record-based rebuttal, authority distinction, and procedural compliance. Trigger when drafting appellee briefs, response briefs, answering briefs, or defending trial court judgments on appeal.

Appellee's Response Brief

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts appellee response briefs for federal and state appellate courts, exploiting standards of review and record evidence to defend trial court decisions. Trigger when the user needs to respond to an appellant's opening brief or defend a favorable lower court ruling on appeal.

Attorney Representation Agreement

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts U.S. litigation attorney representation agreements for client onboarding, covering scope, fees, retainers, confidentiality, conflicts, duties, withdrawal, and dispute resolution. Use when converting consultations into enforceable engagement terms for civil litigation matters including personal injury. Trigger: engagement letter, litigation retainer, representation agreement, fee contract, conflict disclosure, attorney withdrawal, client acknowledgment.

Bill of Costs on Appeal

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts a verified U.S. appellate Bill of Costs itemizing taxable costs under FRAP 39 or state analogs. Trigger when the user needs to prepare, file, or tax appellate costs after judgment, or references FRAP 39, bill of costs on appeal, or appellate cost taxation.

Bill of Costs on Appeal

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts an itemized Bill of Costs on Appeal under FRAP 39 or state equivalent for the prevailing party to recover allowable appellate expenses. Triggers on appellate cost bill drafting, post-judgment cost recovery filings, or prevailing party cost submissions.

Bluebook Citation Format

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Formats legal citations per The Bluebook (21st ed.) using Bluepages practitioner conventions. Use when citing authority in court filings, checking citation format, drafting briefs or memoranda, or formatting a table of authorities.

CAFA Notice of Removal

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts a Notice of Removal under the Class Action Fairness Act (CAFA), 28 U.S.C. § 1332(d), transferring a state court class action to federal court. Covers minimal diversity, aggregate amount in controversy exceeding $5 million, 100+ class members, CAFA exceptions, unanimity, timeliness, and required exhibits. Use when a defendant needs to remove a state-filed class action to federal court within 30 days of service.

California Case Deadlines

MITUnited StatesLitigation

Use for timing and deadlines in California civil cases. Triggers include "when is my answer due California", "compute the deadline", "how many court days", "opposition deadline", "discovery response deadline", "motion notice requirement", "CCP 12", "calendar vs court days", "mail service adds days", "summary judgment timeline CCP 437c", "motion to vacate", "FDCPA statute of limitations", "Rosenthal Act statute of limitations", "discovery cutoff", "CMC statement deadline". Computes deadlines under Code Civ. Proc., § 12 and § 1013 using Govt. Code § 6700 holidays. Catalogs key civil deadlines (answer, demurrer, motion notice, opposition, reply, discovery, summary judgment, post-judgment).