Document Drafting Prompts

Draft a [motion type] in [jurisdiction]. The key facts are [facts]. The legal basis is [legal theory]. Include appropriate case citations and follow local formatting rules.

Draft an opposition to [motion type]. The opposing party's main arguments are [arguments]. Our response should: (1) address each argument, (2) distinguish cited cases, (3) present our counter-arguments, and (4) explain why the motion should be denied.

Draft a Statement of Facts section for a [brief type] based on these facts [facts]. Present the facts in a way that: (1) is accurate and supported by the record, (2) tells our client's story persuasively, (3) emphasizes favorable facts, and (4) addresses unfavorable facts appropriately.

Draft a client letter explaining [legal situation] in plain language. The client should understand: the current status, their options, our recommended course of action, and next steps.

Draft an engagement letter for [type of matter]. Include: (1) scope of representation, (2) fee arrangement, (3) billing practices, (4) client responsibilities, (5) termination provisions, and (6) conflict waiver if applicable.

Draft a case status update email to the client. Summarize: (1) recent developments in [case], (2) what we've accomplished since the last update, (3) upcoming deadlines and events, (4) any decisions needed from the client, and (5) current assessment of the case.

Draft a [type] clause for a [contract type]. The clause should: (1) protect [party] from [risks], (2) comply with [jurisdiction] law, (3) be enforceable, and (4) integrate with standard contract language.

Draft a [mutual/one-way] non-disclosure agreement between [party A] and [party B] for [purpose]. Include appropriate definitions of confidential information, permitted uses, term, and return/destruction provisions.

Draft an amendment to [agreement] between [parties] dated [date]. The amendment should: (1) modify [provisions] to [new terms], (2) confirm all other terms remain unchanged, (3) include proper recitals, and (4) follow the amendment procedures in the original agreement.

Draft interrogatories for [type of case]. Focus on: (1) establishing [elements/facts], (2) identifying witnesses and documents, (3) obtaining admissions, and (4) pinning down the opposing party's position. Follow [jurisdiction] rules on number and format.

Draft requests for production of documents for [type of case]. Request documents that would: (1) support our claims/defenses, (2) undermine the opponent's position, (3) establish the timeline of events, and (4) identify key decision-makers. Define terms precisely.

Create a deposition outline for [witness name], who is [role/relationship to case]. Organize topics to: (1) establish background and credibility, (2) lock in testimony on key facts, (3) explore [specific issues], and (4) obtain admissions supporting our position.