Apache-2.0🇺🇸United StatesPersonal injury
Generates a Lost Wage & Economic Loss Report for personal injury litigation. Calculates past/future lost wages, diminished earning capacity, medical expenses, and out-of-pocket costs with source-cited, present-value projections. Use when quantifying economic damages for plaintiff-side personal injury matters during discovery, pre-trial, or settlement. Trigger: lost wages, economic damages, earning capacity, wage loss, damages calculation, personal injury damages.
Apache-2.0🇺🇸United StatesHealthcare
Drafts managed care contracts between MCOs and healthcare providers covering payment methodology (FFS/capitation), credentialing, utilization management, HIPAA compliance, quality assurance (HEDIS/CAHPS), termination, indemnification, and dispute resolution. Ensures compliance with Anti-Kickback Statute, Stark Law, CMS MA/Medicaid guidelines, state insurance laws, and NCQA/URAC standards. Use when establishing provider networks, onboarding providers, updating managed care agreements, or negotiating MCO-provider contracts.
Apache-2.0🇺🇸United StatesMaritime
Produces structured summaries of maritime law cases covering admiralty jurisdiction, collisions, liens, salvage, cargo damage, charter parties, and personal injury aboard vessels. Extracts facts, legal issues, holdings, and practical implications using maritime-specific doctrines. Use when summarizing admiralty opinions, collision rulings, Jones Act claims, charter party disputes, or maritime lien enforcement.
Apache-2.0🇺🇸United StatesEnergy
Drafts a Master Service Agreement for upstream oilfield services (Operator-Contractor). Covers knock-for-knock indemnification, anti-indemnity statute compliance (TX, LA, WY, NM), work order framework, HSE, insurance minimums, and IP/data ownership. Use when drafting oilfield MSAs, drilling service agreements, well service contracts, or upstream operator-contractor master agreements.
Apache-2.0🇺🇸United StatesContracts
Drafts Material Transfer Agreements for biological materials between research institutions and commercial entities. Covers material characterization (BSL levels, select agents, GMOs), permitted use, IP allocation, publication rights, and regulatory compliance (NIH Guidelines, Bayh-Dole, ITAR/EAR, select agent regulations). Use when drafting MTAs, biological material transfer terms, or research collaboration agreements involving biological specimens.
Apache-2.0🇺🇸United StatesPersonal injury
Produces a litigation-ready analysis of medical bills and supporting records for personal injury, medical-malpractice, workers'-compensation, and disability cases. Validates CPT/HCPCS/ICD-10 codes against documentation, applies a per-charge causation screen, runs a UCR/FAIR Health/MPFS reasonableness review, surfaces unbundling, upcoding, duplicate and phantom billing, flags letter-of-protection inflation, identifies collateral-source and lien interfaces, and outputs a memo whose every finding cites document, page, and Bates. Trigger on: medical billing analysis, medical bill audit, billing reasonableness review, UCR review, CPT/ICD code review, NCCI/unbundling/upcoding review, billed vs. paid analysis, letter of protection (LOP) analysis, collateral source review, chargemaster markup, causation chain, IME rebuttal prep, demand-package billing exhibit, mediation statement billing section, lien interface identification.
Apache-2.0🇺🇸United StatesHealthcare
Drafts a Medical Director Agreement between a healthcare organization and a physician, structured for Anti-Kickback Statute and Stark Law safe harbor compliance. Covers appointment, duties, FMV compensation, independent contractor status, restrictive covenants, HIPAA obligations, and regulatory safeguards for hospitals, ASCs, SNFs, and other facilities. Use when drafting medical director contracts, physician administrative services agreements, or healthcare leadership engagement letters.
Apache-2.0🇺🇸United StatesPersonal injury
Creates verified, Bates-cited chronological summaries of medical records for litigation. Extracts treatment timelines, providers, diagnoses, procedures, medications, and causation evidence with every clinical fact traceable to a specific Bates range. Identifies gaps, inconsistencies, pre-existing conditions, and records needing follow-up. Flags unverifiable claims rather than dropping them. Use this skill whenever the user asks for a medical chronology, medical summary, treatment timeline, or records review in a personal injury, medical malpractice, workers comp, or disability case, and any time medical records are produced for analysis, even if the user does not say the word 'chronology'.
Apache-2.0🇺🇸United StatesCorporate
Drafts U.S. merger agreements for M&A transactions covering merger structure and mechanics, consideration, equity treatment, reps and warranties, covenants, closing conditions, termination, and indemnification. Use when drafting or revising a merger agreement, negotiating statutory/triangular/reverse mergers, or handling purchase price, earnouts, escrow/holdback, MAE, HSR clearance, or closing deliverables.
MIT🇺🇸United StatesConsumer
Use when defending a Michigan consumer against a debt-collection lawsuit. Triggers include "sued for a debt Michigan", "debt buyer Michigan", "FDCPA Michigan", "MCL 445.251" RCPA, "MCL 339.901" collection agency license, "time-barred debt Michigan", "chain of title Michigan debt". Covers federal FDCPA, Regulation F, FCRA; Michigan Regulation of Collection Practices Act (MCL 445.251); collection-agency licensing (MCL 339.901); Michigan Consumer Protection Act (MCL 445.901) with regulated-conduct exemption; chain-of-title under Michigan UCC Article 9; statutes of limitations (MCL 600.5807); and the District Court forum. Includes five fact-pattern triage, discovery banks, and affirmative-defenses catalog.
MIT🇺🇸United StatesPersonal injury
Subject-matter bundle for Michigan personal-injury and tort actions. Triggers include "Michigan personal injury", "Michigan auto accident", "no-fault Michigan", "MCL 500.3135" tort threshold, "McCormick v Carrier", "Michigan comparative fault 51%", "medical malpractice Michigan", "182-day notice Michigan", "product liability Michigan", "wrongful death Michigan", "GTLA Michigan" governmental immunity. Covers modified comparative fault with 51% non-economic bar (MCL 600.2959) and several liability (MCL 600.6304); no-fault auto regime (MCL 500.3101) with tort threshold (MCL 500.3135); products liability; medical-malpractice pre-suit gates (MCL 600.2912b, 2912d) with non-economic caps (MCL 600.1483); wrongful death (MCL 600.2922); GTLA governmental immunity (MCL 691.1401).