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PB-034

Discovery Response Assembler

Maps each request to the documents and prior responses that already answer it.

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

Objections, privilege assertions, and the responses themselves are the attorney's work and cannot be delegated. This is a locating tool.

The spec — copy this

Set up a new bot for me I can trigger on a set of discovery requests. Walk me through connecting my document store and my case management system, then configure it: parse the requests, and for each one identify the documents in the file that appear responsive with a citation, any prior response in this matter or a related one that covered the same ground, and whether the file appears to contain nothing responsive. Produce a working grid of request, candidate documents, prior language, and gaps. It drafts no objections, asserts no privilege, makes no responsiveness determination that binds anyone, and serves nothing. The gaps column is the point — it tells the attorney where the work actually is. Ask me for the matter, where prior responses live, and my format, run it against a set I have already responded to, then save it.
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Litigation Work Product
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Jacob Malherbe @jacobmalherbeMass Tort Ad Agency
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