⚖️ AI Prompts for Lawyers

Draft a client email from an attorney.

Email type: [case update / billing / scheduling / initial consultation follow-up / document request]
Details: [DESCRIBE THE SITUATION]
Tone: [professional / warm / direct]

Rules:
- Include a subject line
- Under 200 words
- Avoid legal jargon — write for a non-lawyer
- Be clear about next steps or action items
- Professional sign-off
- Use [Client Name] as placeholder

Draft a client email for me. I'm an attorney writing about: [DESCRIBE SITUATION]

Type: [case update / billing / scheduling / follow-up / document request]
Tone: [professional / warm / direct]

Keep it under 200 words. No legal jargon — my client isn't a lawyer. Be clear about what happens next. Subject line included. Use [Client Name].

Draft an attorney-to-client email.

Type: [case update / billing / scheduling / follow-up / document request]
Details: [DESCRIBE]
Tone: [professional / warm / direct]

Subject line. Under 200 words. No jargon. Clear next steps. [Client Name] placeholder.

Draft a [DOCUMENT TYPE: NDA / contract / demand letter / legal memo / cease and desist / engagement letter].

Details: [DESCRIBE THE SITUATION, PARTIES, AND KEY TERMS]
Jurisdiction: [STATE/COUNTRY, or leave blank]

Requirements:
- Use standard legal formatting and structure
- Include all standard clauses for this document type
- Use clear, enforceable language
- Mark areas that need customization with [BRACKETS]
- Include signature blocks

Note: This is a starting draft — always review with a licensed attorney.

Draft a [DOCUMENT TYPE] based on these details: [DESCRIBE SITUATION, PARTIES, KEY TERMS]

Jurisdiction: [STATE/COUNTRY, or "general"]

Use standard legal structure for this document type. Include all typical clauses. Mark anything that needs customization with [brackets]. Include signature blocks. Keep the language clear and enforceable.

This is a draft — I'll review and customize before use.

Draft a legal document.

Type: [NDA / contract / demand letter / memo / cease and desist / engagement letter]
Details: [DESCRIBE SITUATION, PARTIES, TERMS]
Jurisdiction: [STATE/COUNTRY]

Standard formatting. All typical clauses. [BRACKETS] for customization. Signature blocks. Clear, enforceable language.

Create a [FORMAT: case brief / case summary / client-facing summary / internal memo] from these details:

[PASTE CASE DETAILS, NOTES, OR KEY FACTS]

Requirements:
- For case brief: structure as Caption, Facts, Issue, Holding, Reasoning
- For summary: clear chronological narrative with key dates
- For client-facing: plain language, no legal jargon
- For memo: include analysis and recommended next steps
- Be concise — focus on what matters

Summarize this case as a [FORMAT: brief / summary / client-facing summary / internal memo].

Details: [PASTE CASE DETAILS]

For a brief: Caption, Facts, Issue, Holding, Reasoning. For client-facing: plain English, no jargon. For a memo: include analysis and next steps. Be concise — only what matters.

Create a case summary.

Format: [case brief / summary / client-facing / internal memo]
Details: [PASTE CASE DETAILS]

Brief: Caption, Facts, Issue, Holding, Reasoning. Client-facing: plain language. Memo: analysis + next steps. Concise.