demand-received

Extract structured fields from demand letters and recommend response options.

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npx skills add https://github.com/anthropics/claude-for-legal --skill demand-received-anthropics
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Skill: demand-received
Source: https://github.com/anthropics/claude-for-legal/tree/main/litigation-legal/skills/demand-received
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/anthropics/claude-for-legal --skill demand-received-anthropics

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

It helps you quickly triage an inbound demand letter by extracting key fields, checking prior matters for overlap, assessing likely merit (without pretending to be legal advice), and recommending the most appropriate next workflow action.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Inbound demand triage: Extract sender/recipient, demand type, facts alleged, threats, deadlines, and settlement-communication framing from the incoming document.
  • Portfolio cross-check: Scan your litigation portfolio log for direct matches, type/precedent patterns, and subject overlap to decide whether to open a new matter, amend an existing one, or link related matters.
  • Merit posture and response options: Provide a structured merit read (e.g., substantial/debatable/weak/frivolous) and present response strategies (substantive response, holding letter, settlement response, or ignore + preserve).
  • Safety/verification guardrails: Flags cited authorities for SME verification and includes explicit instructions to stop and ask for tool/web verification when coverage is thin.

Quick Start

Use the demand-received skill to triage an incoming demand by running it on the provided file path.

Frequently Asked Questions about demand-received

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I triage an inbound demand letter for litigation intake?

To triage an inbound demand letter, you extract structured fields like sender, threats, and deadlines, then assess initial merit posture to recommend routing options. This demand letter triage process scans your portfolio log for subject overlap.

What is the best way to cross-check a new demand letter against existing litigation matters?

Portfolio cross-checking scans your litigation portfolio log for direct matches, type patterns, and subject overlap. This determines whether to open a new matter, amend an existing one, or link related matters during litigation intake.

How do I assess the merit posture of a settlement response?

Assessing merit posture involves evaluating extracted facts and threats to provide a structured read like substantial, debatable, weak, or frivolous. This guides settlement response strategies without pretending to be legal advice.

Does demand letter triage require a configured portfolio log?

Yes, demand letter triage requires reading a configured portfolio log and risk calibration to perform fast deadline management. You must provide a demand document path to extract fields and produce a triage markdown output.

When should I verify citations during litigation intake?

You should verify citations during litigation intake when coverage is thin or authorities are flagged. The triage process includes safety guardrails that explicitly stop and ask for SME verification of cited authorities.

What routing options are available after demand letter triage?

After demand letter triage, routing options include writing handoff guidance for matter-intake or demand-intake escalation. The process recommends actions like substantive response, holding letter, settlement response, or ignore and preserve.