Litigation legal-AI skills in 🇺🇸 United States

179 legal AI skills for litigation in United States.

Petition for Writ of Certiorari

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts a Petition for Writ of Certiorari to the U.S. Supreme Court under Rules 10, 13, 14, and 33. Enforces Rule 10 criteria (circuit splits, precedent conflicts, important federal questions), jurisdictional verification under 28 U.S.C. §§ 1254/1257, timeliness, document structure, and booklet formatting. Use when seeking discretionary Supreme Court review, filing a cert petition, or drafting a writ of certiorari.

Post-Hearing Order Submission in New York

MITUnited StatesLitigation

Use after a hearing or motion decision when the prevailing party needs to submit a proposed order for signature. Triggers include 'NY post-hearing order submission', 'settle order on notice', '22 NYCRR § 202.48 60-day rule', 'submit a proposed order to chambers in NY', 'counter- order', 'serve a settle-order packet', 'NY order on submission', 'how do I get the Justice to sign my order', 'transmittal letter to chambers'. Implements the 22 NYCRR § 202.48 settle-order procedure with the 60-day clock plus the 10-day notice + 5-day counter-order window. Handles the chambers transmittal letter and the post-signature NYSCEF Notice of Entry.

Post-Judgment Asset & Enforcement Report

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Generates a post-judgment asset and enforcement report synthesizing debtor asset investigations, exemption analysis, fraudulent transfer assessment, and prioritized collection strategies. Use when preparing judgment enforcement plans, debtor asset profiles, collection status reports, or post-trial recovery analysis.

Preservation Letter

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts litigation hold and document preservation letters under FRCP 37(e) and state equivalents. Covers custodian identification, ESI scope, hold implementation, and spoliation warnings. Use when sending preservation notices, litigation hold letters, spoliation notices, or evidence preservation demands.

Pre-Suit Demand Letter

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts litigation-ready U.S. pre-suit demand letters that function as settlement instruments and defensible future exhibits. Enforces element-driven narratives, verified authority, damages methodology, and ethics guardrails. Use this skill when the user mentions demand letter, pre-suit demand, breach and cure notice, settlement demand, insurance policy-limits demand, Stowers demand, FDCPA collection letter, notice of intent to file, cease and desist demand for payment, or pre-litigation correspondence. Also trigger when the user asks about FRE 408 framing, contractual notice compliance, statutory pre-suit prerequisites, evidence preservation notices, or quantifying damages for a demand package. Skill includes 14 verified real-letter exemplars referenced from `references/ARCHETYPE-INDEX.md`.

Pre-Trial Statement

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts U.S. civil/commercial pre-trial statements that narrow issues, fix trial assumptions, and prevent evidentiary surprises. Converts pleadings, discovery, and deposition materials into a court-compliant filing with undisputed facts, contested issues, witness and exhibit summaries, trial logistics, and settlement posture. Use when preparing for pretrial conferences, final pretrial orders, or trial. Trigger keywords: pre-trial statement, pretrial statement, trial roadmap, witness list, exhibit list, disputed issues of fact, disputed issues of law.

Pre-Trial Statement / Report

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts U.S. commercial litigation pre-trial statements and joint pretrial reports presenting stipulated facts, contested issues, witness/exhibit lists, and trial management items. Trigger when the user needs a pre-trial statement, joint pretrial report/order, trial readiness filing, or witness/exhibit compilation under local rules.

Procedural Rule Summary

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Generates structured, stage-organized summaries of procedural rules from federal, state, local, or administrative sources with deadlines, responsibilities, and non-compliance consequences. Extracts rules from uploaded texts, court orders, and standing orders. Use when summarizing FRCP, FRCrP, state civil/criminal procedure, local rules, administrative hearing procedures, or building procedural compliance checklists for case preparation and motion practice.

Pro Se Drafting for California Courts

MITUnited StatesLitigation

Use when drafting California court documents for a self-represented (pro se / "In Pro Per") litigant. Triggers include "pro se", "in pro per", "self-represented", "representing myself", "pro-se drafting framework", "draft without an attorney", "pro se California", "Judicial Council forms", "fee waiver", "FW-001", "how do I serve", "CCP 415", "CCP 1013", "Self-Help Center", "In Pro Per", or when the user describes themselves as the plaintiff or defendant directly. Covers the Parker drafting framework adapted for California, "In Pro Per" vs. "self-represented litigant" terminology, service protocols under CCP §§ 412.10-417.40 and 1010-1020, Judicial Council form use, In Forma Pauperis fee waivers (FW-001 / FW-003), and California- specific pro se resources. Layer on top of ca-statewide-format and the applicable county skill (ca-lasc, ca-sfsc, or ca-county-courts).

Record Designation on Appeal

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts a Record Designation on Appeal identifying trial court materials for transmission to the appellate court. Covers appellant designations and appellee counter-designations with transcript requests, exhibit lists, cost allocation, and compliance guidance. Use when filing a designation of record, counter-designation, transcript designation, or preparing the appellate record after a notice of appeal.

Reply Brief for Appellant

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts an appellant's Reply Brief that rebuts the appellee's response and reinforces the case for reversal. Triggers when drafting appellant reply briefs, appellate rebuttals, or the final pre-argument written submission.

Representation Agreement (Litigation)

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts a U.S. litigation representation agreement covering scope, fees, costs, duties, conflicts, and termination. Use when preparing an engagement letter, fee agreement, retainer, or attorney-client representation agreement at intake or pre-filing. Trigger: representation agreement, engagement letter, retainer, contingency fee, personal injury, litigation.

Request for Admissions

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts Requests for Admissions under FRCP 36 or state equivalents for personal injury litigation. Extracts facts from case documents to produce numbered admission requests covering factual matters, document authentication, and law-to-fact application. Use when drafting RFAs, narrowing trial issues, authenticating exhibits, or preparing discovery requests.

Request for Jury Trial

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts a formal Request for Jury Trial invoking Sixth Amendment (criminal) or Seventh Amendment (civil) rights. Covers federal FRCP Rule 38, FRCrP Rule 23, state procedural variations, filing deadlines, jury fees, and waiver avoidance. Use when filing a jury demand, requesting jury trial, electing jury over bench trial, or preserving jury rights during pleadings or pre-trial phases.

Reserve a Hearing Date (Colorado)

MITUnited StatesLitigation

This skill should be used when the user needs to reserve a motion hearing date in a Colorado court. Triggers include "schedule a hearing in Colorado", "reserve a hearing date Colorado", "set a motion for hearing Colorado", "Colorado law-and-motion calendar", "Denver division 12 chambers hearing", "Arapahoe County hearing date". In Colorado civil practice, the court typically issues a Notice of Setting after a motion is fully briefed — parties do not self-schedule. This skill therefore drafts the contact email or call log appropriate to the assigned judge's practice (chambers email, JA scheduling email, division clerk call), and explains the court-driven scheduling rhythm.

Reserve a Hearing Date — Indiana

MITUnited StatesLitigation

This skill should be used when the user asks to "reserve a hearing date Indiana", "Marion JA email", "schedule a motion hearing Indiana", "request a hearing date Marion Superior", "Lake civil hearing schedule", "Indiana judicial assistant contact", "Hamilton County hearing setting", "Indiana motion setting", or any related hearing-scheduling request. Drafts the contact email or scheduling form to the courtroom's judicial assistant or bailiff to request a hearing date, consistent with the venue court's setting protocol. Marion Civil Division typically issues a Notice of Setting on its own initiative; other counties require the party to request and propose dates. Trigger phrases: "Indiana JA email", "Marion hearing setting", "Lake hearing date request", "Indiana courtroom secretary contact", "schedule Marion motion hearing".

Rule 30(b)(6) Corporate Representative Deposition

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Manages Rule 30(b)(6) corporate representative deposition workflows — drafting notice topics with reasonable particularity, building examination outlines, defending designees, handling objections, and preserving binding admissions for summary judgment or trial. Use when drafting or responding to 30(b)(6) notices, selecting and preparing designees, building topic-by-topic outlines, or triaging scope and privilege disputes. Trigger keywords: 30(b)(6), corporate representative deposition, topic list, designee, notice analysis, deposition objections, corporate admissions.

SC-100 Form Field Mapping Reference

MITUnited StatesLitigation

SC-100 California Small Claims form field ID mappings and data entry guidelines

Settlement Agreement

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts execution-ready settlement agreements for commercial litigation with mutual releases, payment schedules, confidentiality provisions, and dismissal mechanics. Handles Cal. Civ. Code § 1542 waivers, ADEA-compliant releases, and tax allocation. Use when finalizing settlement terms, drafting mutual releases, or memorializing negotiated resolutions.

Spokane County Superior Court — Venue Skill

MITUnited StatesLitigation

Use when handling a Spokane County, Washington Superior Court case — civil practice at the Spokane County Courthouse (1116 West Broadway), largest Eastern Washington county (~547,000 residents), regional civil/family hub. Covers general civil + family + criminal + juvenile with Spokane County Local Rules (SLR) overlaying CR + GR. Coverage includes e-filing system, case-management order (SLR 16), family-law calendar and commissioners (RCW 2.24), Mandatory Arbitration participation (RCW 7.06), drug-court/ therapeutic-court divisions, and remote-hearing orders. Spokane is Eastern Washington appellate hub with Division III Court of Appeals also seated here. Triggers include "Spokane County Superior Court", "SLR", "Division III".

Stipulated Protective Order

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts a Stipulated Protective Order for federal litigation discovery under FRCP 26(c), covering confidentiality designation tiers, access restrictions, challenge procedures, clawback protocols, and disposition terms. Use when drafting protective orders, confidentiality stipulations, or discovery confidentiality agreements.

Subpoena Duces Tecum

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts a Subpoena Duces Tecum compelling document production without testimony under Federal Rule 45 or state equivalents. Covers recipient designation, records scoping, production format, privilege notices, and service certification. Trigger when drafting records-only subpoenas, third-party document discovery, or duces tecum commands in litigation.

Summary Judgment Motion Brief

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts FRCP 56 summary judgment motion briefs for U.S. commercial litigation. Synthesizes discovery evidence with controlling authority to show no genuine dispute of material fact. Use when drafting MSJ briefs, dispositive motions, or partial summary judgment papers post-discovery.

Tax Return Analysis

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Produces litigation-ready financial memoranda from multi-year tax returns, covering income trends, filing status changes, deduction patterns, red flags, and trustee considerations. Use when reviewing Form 1040s for bankruptcy means testing, family law support calculations, personal injury damages, or financial discovery analysis.