client-letter

Draft a client letter for a law clinic by using a routine correspondence template that enforces plain-language standards and required non-substantive elements. The generated appointment confirmation is formatted specifically for supervising attorney review and student practice rule compliance.

Yes, you can generate a document request letter that complies with student practice rules by loading shared clinic practice guidance. The draft enforces student-attorney disclosure expectations and supervision routing automatically.

The best way to write a non-substantive status update is to use a clinic template for brief filing or waiting updates. This ensures the communication stays non-substantive and includes a built-in check for required plain-language elements.

Client correspondence drafting requires a specific clinic configuration to enforce supervision routing and student-attorney disclosure expectations. It loads shared clinic practice guidance directly from the clinic CLAUDE.md configuration file.

No, you cannot use these templates for substantive legal advice letters. The drafting guidance includes a built-in check specifically designed to keep routine client communications non-substantive, limiting use to appointment confirmations, document requests, and brief updates.