Legal AI Prompt Library

Contract review

Analyze the following contract clause for potential risks, ambiguities, and one-sided provisions. Identify any terms that may be unfavorable to [Client Type] and suggest alternative language:

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Case preparation

Provide a comprehensive legal research summary on [Topic] under [Jurisdiction] law. Include: (1) relevant statutes and regulations, (2) key case law with citations, (3) current legal standards, and (4) any recent developments or pending legislation. Format as a memo suitable for attorney review.

Discovery prep

Generate a comprehensive list of deposition questions for a [Witness Role] witness in a [Case Type] case. Focus on: (1) establishing foundation and credibility, (2) timeline of events, (3) key factual disputes, and (4) potential impeachment areas. Organize by topic.

Motion drafting

Create a detailed outline for a [Motion Type] in a [Case Type] matter. Include: (1) statement of issues, (2) relevant facts, (3) applicable legal standards with citations, (4) argument structure, and (5) requested relief. Use [Jurisdiction] procedural rules.

New client onboarding

Generate a comprehensive client intake checklist for a new [Practice Area] matter. Include: (1) required documents, (2) key questions to ask, (3) conflict check items, (4) fee agreement considerations, and (5) deadline tracking requirements.

Discovery analysis

Review the following discovery responses for completeness and potential issues. Flag: (1) incomplete or evasive answers, (2) improper objections, (3) missing documents, and (4) inconsistencies with prior statements. Suggest follow-up discovery if needed.

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Brief enhancement

Strengthen the following legal argument by: (1) identifying weaknesses, (2) anticipating counterarguments, (3) adding supporting authority, (4) improving logical flow, and (5) enhancing persuasive language while maintaining professional tone.

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Case organization

Create a detailed chronological timeline based on the following facts/documents. For each event include: date, description, source document, significance to the case, and potential evidentiary issues. Identify any gaps in the timeline.

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Contract negotiation

Compare the following two contract versions and create a redline summary. Identify: (1) all material changes, (2) newly added provisions, (3) deleted terms, (4) changes in liability allocation, and (5) modifications to key commercial terms.

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Correspondence

Draft a [Letter Type] letter to [Recipient] regarding [Matter]. The letter should: (1) clearly state the purpose, (2) reference relevant facts and law, (3) specify required action, (4) set appropriate deadlines, and (5) preserve client rights. Tone: [Firm/Cooperative].

Case evaluation

Analyze the applicable statute of limitations for a [Claim Type] claim in [Jurisdiction]. Include: (1) standard limitation period, (2) accrual rules, (3) tolling exceptions, (4) discovery rules, and (5) any recent case law affecting limitations analysis.

Trial prep

Research and compile relevant jury instructions for a [Case Type] trial in [Jurisdiction]. Include: (1) standard instructions, (2) elements instructions, (3) burden of proof, (4) damages instructions, and (5) any special instructions warranted by case facts.

M&A/Transactions

Create a comprehensive due diligence checklist for a [Transaction Type] involving [Industry]. Cover: (1) corporate documents, (2) material contracts, (3) intellectual property, (4) litigation/regulatory, (5) employment matters, (6) real estate, and (7) financial information.

Witness prep

Prepare a witness interview outline for [Witness Role] in [Case Type]. Include: (1) rapport-building questions, (2) background/foundation, (3) substantive questions by topic, (4) document review list, and (5) credibility assessment points.

Brief editing

Convert the following legal citations to proper [Bluebook/ALWD/Local Rule] format. Flag any incomplete citations requiring additional information and identify the type of authority (primary/secondary, binding/persuasive).

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