infringement-triage

Generate non-concluding infringement triage flag lists across IP rights.

Updated May 15, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/az9713/claude-for-legal-tutorial --skill infringement-triage-az9713
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: infringement-triage
Source: https://github.com/az9713/claude-for-legal-tutorial/tree/main/ip-legal/skills/infringement-triage
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/az9713/claude-for-legal-tutorial --skill infringement-triage-az9713

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

It helps you quickly identify and flag the key factors that cut toward or away from likely IP infringement across trademark, copyright, patent, and trade secret—without turning them into a legal conclusion.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Right-specific triage workflows: Walks trademark, copyright, patent (including utility vs. design vs. reissue vs. plant branching), and trade secret elements in a way that keeps the factors separate when the matter is mixed.
  • Flag list with direction: Produces a structured set of “what cuts toward senior / accused / mixed” factors and routing prompts for next steps.
  • Matter-aware output and safe workflow: Writes a triage memo into the correct matter workspace/output location, while repeatedly enforcing the guardrail that this is not infringement/non-infringement.
  • Downstream handoff prompts: Offers next-step routing toward cease-and-desist or takedown drafting only when posture supports assertion (and never drafts automatically).

Quick Start

Use the infringement triage skill to ask which right is implicated and then generate a non-concluding factor-and-flag triage memo from the facts you provide.

Frequently Asked Questions about infringement-triage

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

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How do I triage suspected IP infringement across trademark, copyright, patent, and trade secret?

IP infringement triage evaluates factual inputs and posture across each right separately to produce factor tables and routing prompts. It flags elements cutting toward or away from infringement for trademark, copyright, patent, and trade secret claims without issuing legal conclusions.

What is the best way to assess legal risk for a knockoff or near-copy product?

Legal risk assessment for knockoff products uses a right-specific triage workflow to evaluate posture, jurisdiction, timing, and evidence. This generates a non-concluding flag list identifying factors that favor the senior party, accused party, or indicate a mixed outcome.

Can I use this triage process for mixed-right claims involving both copying and trade secret misuse?

Yes, mixed-right fact patterns are supported by running each right separately. The triage walks trademark, copyright, patent, and trade secret elements independently to keep factors distinct when a single matter involves suspected copying alongside potential trade secret misuse.

Does IP infringement triage provide a final legal conclusion on non-infringement?

No, IP infringement triage explicitly refuses to conclude infringement or non-infringement. It produces a non-concluding factor-and-flag triage memo that identifies relevant risk factors and provides downstream routing prompts for next-step legal actions.

How do I handle downstream actions after generating an IP infringement triage memo?

Downstream handoff prompts offer routing toward cease-and-desist or takedown drafting only when the assessed posture supports assertion. The triage memo provides next-step recommendations but never automatically drafts legal documents or enforcement actions.

When do I need a non-concluding patent infringement flag list for utility versus design patents?

A patent infringement flag list is needed when triaging intake scenarios involving suspected copying. The workflow branches across utility, design, reissue, and plant patents to evaluate specific patent elements and output routing recommendations based on collected evidence.