plain-language-letters

To write plain language legal letters, use the dedicated client-letter workflow for routine correspondence like appointment confirmations and document requests, ensuring jargon-free communication standards are met.

For sending legal status updates, use the client-facing status workflow. It handles substantive client communications and preserves the legal clinic's required plain-language communication standards for clear updates.

General workflows for legal correspondence are deprecated. You must route routine client letters and appointment confirmations to the focused client-letter skill to maintain proper plain-language compliance.

The general legal correspondence skill was deprecated to prevent reliance on outdated workflows. It now redirects users to specialized skills for routine client letters and substantive status updates to ensure focused processing.

Yes, you need distinct workflows. Use the client-letter skill for document requests and routine correspondence, and select the client-facing status workflow specifically for substantive client status communications.

Use the client-facing status workflow for substantive client status communications. Use the client-letter skill for routine correspondence such as appointment confirmations, document requests, and standard legal letters.