demand-received

To triage an inbound demand letter, extract key facts like specific asks and legal basis, cross-check the counterparties against your litigation portfolio log, and generate a structured response recommendation with explicit deadlines and handoffs.

Assessing demand letter merit involves rating the claim as substantial, debatable, weak, or frivolous, and then matching that rating to a practical next action like a substantive response, holding letter, settlement response, or ignore-and-preserve strategy.

Portfolio cross-checking compares the demand letter's counterparties and subject matter against your existing matters log to identify direct matches, precedent patterns, and overlap, ensuring informed litigation triage and response routing.

Yes, the triage process flags cited authorities for SME verification and enforces a stop rule if research tool coverage is low, preventing hallucinated legal answers and ensuring a safe verification posture for your legal team.

After triaging a demand letter, you can choose among a substantive response, holding letter, settlement response, ignore-and-preserve, or escalation, with the triage output document preparing the right handoff to matter-intake or demand-intake.

Yes, triaging inbound demands requires reading a configured portfolio log and legal calibration documents to cross-check subject matter, identify precedent patterns, and write structured triage output into the inbound triage location.