Litigation & Disputes Agent
Your whole disputes workflow in one agent
Litigation & Disputes
An umbrella agent for England and Wales procedure, from chronology to privilege log.
No credit card required
Settle any of these and a refined run folds your answers into the memo.
- Does the firm intend the covenants to bite in Ireland and the EU, or only England and Wales?
- Is there a separate monitoring policy the contract should reference?
- Has the employee already given a written working-time opt-out?
You hand it
- 01Build a dated chronology from a set of disclosure documents
- 02Produce a privilege log in CPR and PD 57AD form
- 03Draft a claim chart with pin-cited supporting evidence
You get back
A memo or log (chronology, claim chart, privilege log) with pin-cited evidence, authorities with verdicts, and open questions.
- Summary
- Files
- Action items
- Authorities
- Open questions
- How this was made
You can rely on it because
It runs inside the matter, reads only what is on the file, and records every step under How this was made.
From the task to the draft.
The Litigation & Disputes Agent loads the skill that matches the task: claim charts setting out each cause of action element by element with pin-cited evidence, privilege-log review producing a log in CPR and PD 57AD form, chronology building, and fact verification that flags contradictions between the particulars and the correspondence, ranked by severity and tied to the document.
- 01
Describe the task
Describe the task: a claim to chart, documents to log, a disclosure set, or a demand to draft.
- 02
Screen and load the skill
Jurisdiction Gatekeeper and PII Redaction screen the task, then the agent loads the matching skill and works it against CPR and the Pre-Action Protocols.
- 03
Classify and cross-reference
Privilege Review classifies legal-advice, litigation and without-prejudice material, and Source Freshness Check confirms the authorities relied on are current.
- 04
Receive the draft
Receive a draft: a chart, a privilege log, a triage, a send-gated letter, or a skeleton section, with citations checked by the Legal Citation Verifier.
- 05
A litigator reviews
A qualified litigator reviews and settles before anything is sent.
A document with its working attached.
Senior Associate Employment Contract: English Law Review
Summary
- 1.
Clause 9(c), non-competeHigh
The 12-month prohibition on working for any law firm anywhere in the UK, Ireland or EU, in any capacity, is almost certainly wider than reasonably necessary and therefore unlikely to be enforceable.
Tillman v Egon Zehnder Ltd [2019] UKSC 32 - 2.
Clause 11, data and monitoringHigh
Blanket contractual consent is not an adequate basis for general employment processing, special-category data or unrestricted monitoring.
UK GDPR, Arts 6 and 9 - 3.
Clause 4, holiday carry-overHigh
The unconditional five-day cap conflicts with mandatory carry-over rights where sickness, statutory leave or employer failure prevents leave being taken.
Working Time Regulations 1998, regs 13 to 13A
Three tasks to start with.
The prompts the agent suggests inside the workspace. Paste your own document under any of them.
Build a claim chart
Build an element-by-element claim chart for this cause of action, with pin-cited supporting evidence and the likely counter-position for each element:
Review a privilege log
Review this disclosure set and produce a privilege log in CPR and PD 57AD form, classifying legal-advice, litigation and without-prejudice material:
Draft a chronology
Build a dated chronology from these pleadings and disclosure documents, and flag any gaps or conflicts between them:
Who it is for, and what it will not do yet.
Best for
- Disputes teams who want one agent across the contentious lifecycle.
- Anyone building a claim chart or a chronology against a disclosure set.
- Teams preparing a privilege log that has to survive CPR and PD 57AD scrutiny.
Not yet
- Outbound correspondence is drafted only: demand letters and other pre-action correspondence are send-gated, and a qualified litigator reviews and settles before anything is sent.
Under the hoodProtocols, gates, skills and sources, for the reader who wants them.
Protocols
- 01Planning ProtocolMaps out the plan before any work starts: which sources answer which part of the task, in what order.
- 02Legal Citation VerifierIndependently re-fetches every cited authority and confirms it exists and reads as quoted before the memo reaches you.
- 03Privilege ReviewAssesses the output for privileged or confidential material and flags disclosure risk before it is circulated.
- 04PII RedactionScreens the task for personal and client data and redacts it before dispatch, with an allow-list so the firm's own name is not stripped from its own memo.
- 05Jurisdiction GatekeeperConfirms the task sits inside a jurisdiction the firm has enabled, and flags anything that strays outside it.
- 06Source Freshness CheckConfirms every source relied on was fetched during the run and has not gone stale since.
Skills
- UK Legal Citation Format
- Legal Document Formatting
- Privilege & Confidentiality
- Dispute Resolution & Litigation (E&W)
- Without-Prejudice Rule (E&W)
- Disclosure (CPR 31 & PD 57AD)
- Privilege Log Conventions
- Claim Chart Method
- Deposition & Hearing Prep Method
- Demand Letter & Pre-Action Protocol (E&W)
Connectors in the catalogue
Catalogue tiles, not live integrations today. Documents are uploaded to the matter.
- Everlaw
- Microsoft 365
- iManage
- CourtListener
See it do real work.
- 01Letter before claim, build the response planA letter of claim under the Pre-Action Protocol for Construction and Engineering Disputes is stress-tested as if acting for the other side, then built into the plan the team runs the pre-action meeting from.
- 02Review an irritancy notice on a Scottish leaseA landlord in Glasgow wants to irritate a commercial lease for rent arrears and a breach of a keep-open obligation. The note separates the monetary ground from the non-monetary one, because the statutory protections work differently for each.
- 03Build a chronology from the documents on fileA supply dispute has produced four hundred pages of correspondence across eighteen months and counsel has asked for a chronology by Friday. The run reads every document and returns dated entries with the page each one came from.
- 04Review particulars of claim before they are servedDraft particulars of claim for a professional negligence action are ready to serve and the limitation position is tight. The review tests the pleading against the rules, against the documents on file and against the dates.
- 05Check a witness statement against the practice directionA trial witness statement in the Business and Property Courts runs to sixty-one paragraphs and reads like a submission in places. The review marks each paragraph that strays from what the witness can actually say.
- 06Weigh a Part 36 offer and plan the responseThe defendant in a contract claim has made an offer described as a Part 36 offer twelve days before the costs and case management conference. The analysis checks whether it complies, what the relevant period does, and what happens on each of the three possible answers.
- 07Scope a litigation hold in a United States caseAn English company with a US subsidiary has been served with a complaint in federal court and nobody has told anyone to stop deleting anything. The run produces a custodian list, a scope note and a draft hold notice, and says plainly how the research was sourced.
- 08Assess the risk of an Inheritance Act claimA will leaves the entire estate to a charity and excludes an adult daughter who provided care for three years. The executors want to know the risk before they distribute, because distributing early is what turns a risk into a personal liability.
- 09Prepare a referral for a construction adjudicationA notice of adjudication has been served and the referral has to follow within seven days. The run builds the referral around a dispute defined to match the notice, with the evidence schedule the adjudicator will actually use.