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PB-007

Demand Letter First Draft

Turns a verified chronology into a narrative first draft the attorney then argues from.

Litigation Work Product — category rule

Every spec in this category touches privileged material, work product, or protected health information, and none of them exercises legal judgment. They locate, assemble, cite, and flag. An attorney determines privilege, responsiveness, valuation, and argument — always. Before you connect a document store to any AI vendor, confirm what that vendor does with what you upload, whether a protective order in the matter permits it, and whether your client's informed consent is required. Competence, confidentiality, and supervision are yours; the tool does not carry any of them for you.

Before you run this

A first draft is not a letter. The argument, the valuation, and every factual assertion are the attorney's, and the draft is worthless unless someone checks it against the record line by line.

The spec — copy this

Set up a new bot for me I can trigger once a chronology is verified. Walk me through connecting my document store, then configure it: take the approved chronology and the exhibit index and draft the narrative sections of a demand letter — how the incident occurred, the course of treatment, the impact on work and daily life — in my firm's voice, with an exhibit citation on every factual assertion. It writes narrative only. It does not draft the liability argument, does not characterize the standard of care, does not state or imply a settlement value, and does not include any fact that is not in the chronology I approved. Anything it believes is missing goes in a questions list at the end instead of being inferred. Ask me for my voice references, my letter structure, and which sections are attorney-only, draft one from a matter I know cold, then save it.
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Litigation Work Product
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Jacob Malherbe @jacobmalherbeMass Tort Ad Agency
Approval gate
A named human approves before anything sends, files, or publishes.

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