Legal-AI skills in 🇺🇸 United States

984 skills, across 45 practice areas.

Deposition Summary with Key Document Index

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Creates topic-based deposition summaries with exhibit-to-transcript citation mapping for U.S. commercial litigation. Use when a user provides a deposition transcript and requests a witness summary, deposition digest, exhibit index, cross-examination prep, or discovery-analysis packet.

Deposition Witness Preparation

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Runs ethics-compliant deposition witness-prep workflows for US civil litigation. Use when preparing party, fact, expert, or 30(b)(6) witnesses for deposition, including mock cross-examination, exhibit review, vulnerability mapping, day-of logistics, and post-deposition debrief. Covers intake through deposition day under FRCP 30.

Deposition Witness Preparation

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Guides attorneys through deposition witness preparation using a two-session model with document review, practice examination, and day-of logistics. Covers party witnesses, fact witnesses, 30(b)(6) corporate representatives, and experts. Produces preparation memos, document review lists, topic summaries, and day-of checklists. Enforces ABA Opinion 508 ethical boundaries. Use when preparing any witness for deposition, scheduling prep sessions, or building witness preparation materials.

Depository Account Agreement

Apache-2.0United StatesFinance

Drafts a U.S. Depository Account Agreement governing the institution–depositor relationship for checking, savings, money market, and CD accounts. Enforces Regulation CC (funds availability), Regulation E (electronic fund transfers), Regulation DD (truth in savings), BSA/AML, PATRIOT Act, and OFAC. Embeds required disclosures, liability limits, error resolution, fee structures, and ownership provisions. Trigger keywords: "depository account agreement", "deposit account terms", "checking account agreement", "savings account agreement", "funds availability", "Reg CC", "Reg E", "Reg DD".

Design Antitrust Compliance Program

MITUnited StatesAntitrust

Use when a company competing in a concentrated market needs a compliance program preventing antitrust and competition law violations — training employees on specific prohibited conduct (price-fixing agreements, market allocation, bid-rigging), restricting improper information exchange with competitors, and documenting the program's operation, rather than a generic ethics statement with no antitrust-specific content.

Design Audit Committee Charter

MITUnited StatesSecurities

Use when establishing or reviewing a public company's audit committee — setting the committee's composition requirements (full independence, at least one financial expert), its specific oversight responsibilities over financial reporting and the external auditor, and documenting these in a formal charter, rather than treating audit oversight as an informal extension of general board duties.

Design Compensation Clawback Policy

MITUnited StatesSecurities

Use when a public company is establishing the mandatory policy for recovering erroneously awarded incentive-based executive compensation following an accounting restatement — applying the recovery requirement without regard to individual executive fault, and disclosing the policy and any recovery actions per SEC and exchange listing requirements, rather than treating clawback as a discretionary or fault-based decision.

Design Insider Trading Policy

MITUnited StatesSecurities

Use when a public company is establishing or reviewing its insider trading compliance policy — defining blackout periods around material non-public information, requiring pre-cleared Rule 10b5-1 trading plans for executives who want to trade on a schedule, and applying restrictions company-wide rather than relying on individual employees' personal judgment about what counts as material information.

Design Nonprofit Board Governance

MITUnited StatesNonprofit

Use when establishing or evaluating a nonprofit organization's board governance — applying the specific fiduciary duties (care, loyalty, obedience to mission) and structural practices distinct from for-profit corporate governance, since a nonprofit board answers to its mission and the public interest rather than to shareholders, rather than applying a for-profit governance template unchanged.

Design Proxy Access Policy

MITUnited StatesSecurities

Use when a company is adopting or amending a proxy access bylaw — the provision allowing qualifying shareholders to nominate director candidates directly on the company's own proxy statement — setting ownership and holding-period thresholds consistent with market-standard private-ordering practice, rather than setting thresholds so restrictive that the provision offers no genuine access in practice.

Design Whistleblower Bounty Compliance Program

MITUnited StatesSecurities

Use when a public company needs to comply with SEC and CFTC whistleblower bounty program requirements — ensuring internal policies, employment agreements, and settlement terms don't impede an employee's ability to report directly to regulators or receive a bounty award, distinct from designing the company's own internal speak-up culture and reporting channel.

Development Agreement

Apache-2.0United StatesReal estate

Drafts U.S. commercial real estate owner-developer agreements covering scope, entitlements, schedule, pricing (fixed, GMP, cost-plus), change orders, payment and retainage, insurance, indemnity, IP, confidentiality, termination, and disputes. Use when user mentions "development agreement", "owner-developer agreement", "project development contract", "real estate development", "GMP", "cost-plus", "milestones", or "change orders".

DIP Financing Motion

Apache-2.0United StatesBankruptcy

Drafts U.S. bankruptcy DIP financing motions under 11 U.S.C. §§ 361-364, including superpriority claims, priming liens, and adequate protection. Use when preparing a DIP financing motion, Section 364(c)/(d) motion, priming lien motion, or emergency post-petition financing request.

Directed Share Program

Apache-2.0United StatesCapital markets

Drafts a Directed Share Program (DSP) agreement governing share allocation and purchase by designated participants in a U.S. public offering or IPO. Covers eligibility, allocation methodology, pricing, settlement, lock-up, indemnification, and SEC/FINRA compliance. Use when preparing DSP documentation for underwritten public offerings, IPO directed share programs, or controlled share purchase programs for employees, directors, and business associates.

Director and Officer Questionnaire

Apache-2.0United StatesCapital markets

Drafts Director and Officer (D&O) questionnaires for SEC disclosure compliance under Reg S-K Items 401, 402, 404, and 407. Covers biographical data, board service, conflicts of interest, related party transactions, legal proceedings, and beneficial ownership. Use when preparing annual proxy questionnaires, pre-IPO governance documentation, M&A due diligence packages, or independence assessments.

Director Indemnification Agreement

Apache-2.0United StatesCorporate

Drafts U.S. director indemnification agreements maximizing protection under state corporate law, with advancement of expenses and determination procedures. Use when drafting or updating a director indemnification agreement, onboarding directors, strengthening governance beyond bylaws, or coordinating with D&O coverage. Triggers: indemnification agreement, director advancement, corporate governance, D&O, DGCL 145.

Director Indemnification Agreement

Apache-2.0United StatesCorporate

Drafts indemnification agreements between corporations and directors covering expense advancement, indemnification determinations, D&O insurance coordination, and successor obligations. Use when drafting director indemnification agreements, expense advancement provisions, or D&O indemnity contracts.

Dischargeability Complaint

Apache-2.0United StatesBankruptcy

Drafts a U.S. bankruptcy adversary complaint under 11 U.S.C. §523 to determine non-dischargeability of debt. Use when a creditor, assignee, or subrogee needs a complaint for Bankruptcy Court with §523 theories (fraud, fiduciary defalcation, willful/malicious injury). Trigger when inputs include debtor case data, petition/§341 dates, transaction facts, and target §523 subsections.

Disclosure Statement for Plan of Reorganization

Apache-2.0United StatesBankruptcy

Drafts a Chapter 11 Disclosure Statement compliant with 11 U.S.C. § 1125 and FRBP 3016(b). Use when preparing the disclosure statement that accompanies a proposed reorganization plan, covering debtor background, class treatments, liquidation analysis, projections, risk factors, and voting procedures.

Discovery Deficiency and Meet-and-Confer Tracker

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Builds and maintains a litigation-grade discovery deficiency and meet-and-confer tracker for compulsion motion practice. Use this skill when the user mentions deficient discovery responses, motion to compel preparation, meet-and-confer tracking, FRCP 37 sanctions, discovery dispute charts, joint discovery letters, informal discovery conferences, deficiency logging, or California Separate Statements. Also trigger when the user references boilerplate objections, privilege log deficiencies, incomplete productions, evasive answers, discovery conferral documentation, or asks for help organizing disputes for court. Even if the user just says "track these discovery problems" or "help me build a compel motion," use this skill.

Discovery Dispute Resolution Letter

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Drafts discovery dispute resolution letters documenting meet-and-confer efforts and unresolved issues in U.S. litigation. Use when drafting meet-and-confer letters, discovery conference follow-ups, or pre-motion to compel correspondence during the discovery phase.

Discovery Document Summaries

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Summarizes discovery documents (depositions, emails, contracts, interrogatories, medical/financial records) with Bates citations, impeachment flags, timeline extraction, and privilege alerts. Use when summarizing produced documents during discovery or pre-trial phases of U.S. commercial litigation.

Discovery Response Summary

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Synthesizes interrogatories, RFPs, RFAs, deposition transcripts, and privilege logs into a thematic, issue-based analytical memorandum with gap analysis and deficiency tracking. Trigger when the user asks to summarize discovery responses, review discovery, analyze privilege logs, plan follow-up discovery, prepare for summary judgment or trial from discovery materials, or cross-reference voluminous discovery across multiple methods.

Discovery Verification and Proof of Service Audit

Apache-2.0United StatesLitigation

Produces an attorney-grade audit memorandum assessing whether written discovery responses are legally binding and timely. Use this skill when the user mentions verification audit, discovery verification, proof of service review, signature authority, perjury clause compliance, deadline computation, mailbox rule extensions, service defects, waiver risk, or motion-to-compel deadline analysis. Also trigger when the user references FRCP 33(b)(3) verification, CCP 2015.5, 28 U.S.C. 1746, attorney vs. party verification, or asks for help checking whether discovery responses are properly executed. Even if the user just says "check these responses for defects" or "is this verification valid," use this skill.