What problem does it solve?
This Skill helps law students prepare routine client correspondence without repeatedly drafting appointment confirmations, document requests, or brief case-status updates from scratch. It keeps communications clear, limited to non-substantive matters, and routed through required supervising-attorney review.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Template-based drafting: Prepare appointment confirmations, document request letters, and brief status updates.
- Plain-language review: Use concise wording, explain unfamiliar legal terms, and check that required details are present.
- Supervision and compliance controls: Apply the clinic's pedagogy mode, student-attorney disclosure requirements, review labels, and pre-sending approval workflow.
- Scope protection: Identify substantive advice, bad news, or communications to courts and opposing counsel that require a different workflow.
- Use Case: A student can provide an upcoming appointment date, location, documents the client should bring, and clinic contact details to produce a review-ready confirmation letter.
Quick Start
Use the client-letter skill to draft an appointment confirmation for a client meeting next Tuesday and include the documents the client should bring.