Apache-2.0🇺🇸United StatesRegulatory
Produces structured U.S. legal audit summaries that distill compliance findings into executive-ready risk prioritization and remediation plans, covering likelihood/impact scoring, consequence analysis, and corrective actions with timelines and owners. Use for legal audits, compliance audits, regulatory audits, compliance gap analyses, risk assessments, audit report summaries, or remediation roadmaps. Trigger keywords: audit summary, compliance findings, audit report, risk prioritization, remediation plan, regulatory exposure, corrective action plan.
MIT🇺🇸United StatesGeneral practice
Legal billing and time-tracking discipline for law firms and legal
departments. Covers billable vs. non-billable classification, ABA Model Rule
1.5 reasonableness factors, contemporaneous time entry requirements, UTBMS
task-code mapping for litigation, expense pass-throughs, retainer lifecycle
(true / replenishing / evergreen), trust and IOLTA client-funds segregation,
jurisdictional fee-rule compliance (US state bars, EU bar associations, OAB
Brazil), and billing anti-pattern detection. PII-touching: client matter
data, adversary information, privileged communications, and work product are
all personal or confidential data subject to legal professional privilege and
data-protection law. Use when: classifying time entries for a matter invoice;
reviewing trust account reconciliation; advising on fee arrangement structure;
auditing billing narratives for ABA compliance; applying LGPD Art. 11
controls to legal-sector data; or vetting expense pass-through ethics.
MIT🇺🇸United StatesGeneral practice
Legal client intake discipline for conflict-of-interest screening, capacity assessment, scope-of-engagement definition, fee-agreement authoring, identity verification, AML/KYC compliance, and attorney-client privilege establishment. Handles full-identity PII at the contact threshold — the first intake interaction simultaneously creates privilege and opens the conflict database. Use when onboarding a prospective client, drafting an engagement letter, running a conflict database query, assessing signatory authority, structuring fee arrangements under applicable ethics rules, or evaluating AML/KYC risk on a new matter. Applies across practice areas and jurisdictions; calibrate conflict rules to OAB Código de Ética (Brazil) or ABA Model Rules (US) per deployment context.
Apache-2.0🇺🇸United StatesGeneral practice
Produces U.S. legal project management summaries consolidating objectives, scope, timeline, budget, resources, risks, and next steps into a stakeholder-ready document. Use when asked for project management summary, matter status, LPM report, budget tracking, timeline update, milestone review, or portfolio status.
MIT🇺🇸United StatesGeneral practice
Legal research and case law analysis skill. Use when the user needs to find case law, analyze statutes, search legal precedents, verify citations, or conduct comprehensive legal research. Triggers on keywords like "case law", "legal research", "precedent", "statute", "citation", "find cases", "Shepardize", "KeyCite", "legal authority".
Apache-2.0🇺🇸United StatesLitigation
Synthesizes U.S. statutes, case law, and regulatory guidance into attorney-ready litigation research summaries with counterarguments and strategic implications. Use when drafting research memos, case law surveys, statutory/regulatory synthesis, or answering "what is the law on X" questions. Trigger keywords: legal research summary, research memo, case law survey, statutory analysis, regulatory guidance, legal landscape.
Apache-2.0🇺🇸United StatesCorporate
Drafts U.S. corporate transaction Letters of Intent (LOI) for mergers, acquisitions, investments, and strategic alliances. Separates non-binding intent from enforceable obligations and defines deal structure, key economics, and closing path. Use when converting deal terms into a preliminary transaction document. Trigger keywords: "LOI", "letter of intent", "M&A LOI", "merger term sheet", "no-shop", "exclusivity", "deal letter".
Apache-2.0🇺🇸United StatesInvestment funds
Drafts U.S. private equity and venture capital Limited Partnership Agreements (LPAs) covering GP/LP governance, capital commitments, distribution waterfalls, fees, carry, key person provisions, LPAC, transfers, tax, and dissolution. Use when drafting or revising a fund LPA, converting a term sheet to an LPA, or structuring fund formation documents. Trigger: limited partnership agreement, LPA, fund formation, capital calls, carried interest, waterfall, GP/LP.
Apache-2.0🇺🇸United StatesReal estate
Drafts a U.S. Lis Pendens (Notice of Pending Action) for recording against real property. Covers intake, statutory authority mapping, legal description, verification, and proof of service. Use when preparing a lis pendens, notice of pending action, or recording notice tied to title or possession claims. Trigger: lis pendens, notice of pending action, quiet title, specific performance, foreclosure, partition, lien enforcement, expungement.
MIT🇺🇸United StatesLitigation
Calendar litigation and arbitration deadlines from a scheduling order. Parses a PDF scheduling order, identifies key dates, computes backward deadlines using the applicable rules (Colorado CRCP, Federal FRCP, or arbitration forum rules for AAA/JAMS), and generates an .ics calendar file for Outlook or Google Calendar import.
Use this skill whenever the user mentions: litigation deadlines, scheduling order, case management order, deadline calendaring, discovery deadlines, trial preparation deadlines, arbitration scheduling, or anything related to computing or tracking court or arbitration deadlines. Also trigger when the user uploads a PDF that appears to be a court scheduling order or arbitration scheduling order.
Apache-2.0🇺🇸United StatesFinance
Drafts lender-protective U.S. commercial loan forbearance agreements that temporarily suspend remedies while preserving all lender rights, capturing existing defaults, payment deferrals, conditions precedent, and borrower releases. Use when drafting or reviewing a forbearance agreement, loan workout, payment deferral, temporary modification, default standstill, lender-borrower restructuring, or cure-period extension.