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Litigation & Disputes

Your whole England and Wales disputes workflow in one agent

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Employment Contract Compliance Review · Open questions · 5
Five open questions the agent could not answer from the documents, each with a suggested next step.

Five open questions the agent could not answer from the documents, each with a suggested next step.

What it does

An umbrella agent for England and Wales procedure, from chronology to privilege log.

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.

Typical tasks

  1. 01Build a dated chronology from a set of disclosure documents
  2. 02Produce a privilege log in CPR and PD 57AD form
  3. 03Draft a claim chart with pin-cited supporting evidence

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.

How it works

From task to memo, in 5 steps.

Every step is recorded under How this was made on the finished run, with a pass, a needs a look, or a failure against each check. Nothing here is a description of intent. It is what the software does.

  1. 01

    Describe the task

    Describe the task: a claim to chart, documents to log, a disclosure set, or a demand to draft.

  2. 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.

  3. 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.

  4. 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.

  5. 05

    A litigator reviews

    A qualified litigator reviews and settles before anything is sent.

Governed by

6 protocols.

Protocols run before and during the work: they plan, confirm the jurisdiction, screen personal data, check privilege. Gates run after, on the output, and they are code rather than a model's opinion. A failed gate is shown, never hidden.

Protocols

  1. 01Planning ProtocolMaps out the plan before any work starts: which sources answer which part of the task, in what order.
  2. 02Legal Citation VerifierIndependently re-fetches every cited authority and confirms it exists and reads as quoted before the memo reaches you.
  3. 03Privilege ReviewAssesses the output for privileged or confidential material and flags disclosure risk before it is circulated.
  4. 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.
  5. 05Jurisdiction GatekeeperConfirms the task sits inside a jurisdiction the firm has enabled, and flags anything that strays outside it.
  6. 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)

What comes back

A document with its working attached.

A memo or log (chronology, claim chart, privilege log) with pin-cited evidence, authorities with verdicts, and open questions.
  1. 01Summary
  2. 02Files
  3. 03Action items
  4. 04Authorities
  5. 05Open questions
  6. 06How this was made

Sources it may cite

Connectors in the catalogue

Catalogue tiles, not live integrations today. Documents are uploaded to the matter.

  • Everlaw
  • Microsoft 365
  • iManage
  • CourtListener

Try it

Three tasks to start with.

These are the prompts the agent suggests inside the product. 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:

Run one on your own document

What it does not do 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.

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