Personal injury legal-AI skills in 🇺🇸 United States

33 legal AI skills for personal injury in United States.

Personal Injury Demand Summary

Apache-2.0United StatesPersonal injury

Generates structured personal injury demand summaries covering liability analysis, chronological injury documentation, itemized damages, and settlement positioning. Covers MVA, premises liability, product defect, and medical malpractice claims. Use when preparing settlement packages, demand letters, pre-trial evaluations, or insurance adjuster negotiations for plaintiff-side PI matters.

PFS Analyzer

Apache-2.0United StatesPersonal injury

Extracts and reconciles medical provider, wage-loss, and insurance/lien data from personal injury plaintiff fact sheets and initial disclosures against builder draft responses. Use when the user mentions PFS analysis, medical provider reconciliation, wage loss audit, insurance lien tracking, PI discovery reconciliation, builder response validation, MDL plaintiff data extraction, FRCP 26(a)(1) disclosures, treatment chronologies, or specials spreadsheets.

Product Liability Case Summary

Apache-2.0United StatesPersonal injury

Generates structured summaries of product liability cases covering liability theories, outcomes, and strategic implications. Use when summarizing defective product litigation, manufacturing or design defect claims, failure to warn cases, breach of warranty disputes, or personal injury product cases.

Release of All Claims — Personal Injury

Apache-2.0United StatesPersonal injury

Drafts enforceable Release of All Claims documents for personal injury settlement resolution. Produces general releases with broad discharge language, unknown-claims waivers (including Cal. Civ. Code § 1542), consideration recitals, protective representations, and execution formalities. Use when drafting settlement releases, general releases, claim waivers, discharge agreements, or mutual release documents in personal injury litigation.

Settlement Distribution Statement

Apache-2.0United StatesPersonal injury

Drafts settlement distribution statements for personal injury cases with itemized accounting of gross proceeds, attorney fees, litigation costs, lien satisfactions, and net client payout. Enforces trust accounting compliance and reconciliation checks per Rules of Professional Conduct. Use when closing a PI matter, preparing disbursement sheets, or generating final case accounting.

Spoliation Letter (Evidence Preservation Demand)

Apache-2.0United StatesPersonal injury

Drafts spoliation and evidence preservation demand letters for personal injury litigation. Generates case-specific evidence itemization, litigation hold demands, compliance deadlines, and sanctions warnings. Use when sending preservation demands, litigation hold notices, or spoliation letters in pre-suit or early discovery phases.

Summons and Service Packet

Apache-2.0United StatesPersonal injury

Drafts court-ready summons and service packets for civil personal injury litigation. Produces civil cover sheet, summons, complaint shell, service instructions, proof of service, and filing checklist with federal/state jurisdictional compliance. Use when preparing initial filing packages, commencing lawsuits, drafting summons forms, or assembling service of process documents.

Tennessee Personal-Injury Practice

MITUnited StatesPersonal injury

Subject-matter bundle for Tennessee personal-injury and tort actions. Covers McIntyre v. Balentine modified comparative fault (49% bar); SOLs (1-year personal injury § 28-3-104, 3-year property damage § 28-3-105); 2011 tort- reform damages caps (§ 29-39-102 non-economic $750k/$1M catastrophic; § 29- 39-104 punitives greater of $500k or 2x compensatory; upheld in McClay v. Airport Management Services); Governmental Tort Liability Act (§ 29-20-101; $300k/$700k caps; ~12-month SOL; bench trial); Health Care Liability Act (§ 29-26-121 60-day pre-suit notice; § 29-26-122 certificate of good faith; § 29-26-116 3-year statute of repose); Tennessee Products Liability Act (§ 29-28-103 10-year statute of repose); wrongful death (§ 20-5-106); UM/UIM (§ 56-7-1201).

Washington Personal Injury — Subject-Matter Bundle

MITUnited StatesPersonal injury

Use when handling a Washington personal-injury matter — negligence (pure comparative fault, no plaintiff-fault bar), wrongful death, product liability (WPLA at RCW 7.72), medical malpractice (RCW 7.70), 1986 Reform Act's several-liability rule (with enumerated joint-liability carve-outs), and Notice of Tort Claim prerequisite for state (RCW 4.92) or local government (RCW 4.96) suits. Substantive framework: RCW Title 4 (Civil Procedure, comparative fault, wrongful death, limitations) + RCW Chapters 7.70 / 7.72. Triggers include "personal injury", "car accident", "medical malpractice", "WPLA", "product liability", "comparative fault", "wrongful death", "Notice of Tort Claim".