Builds and audits a current Indian corporate insolvency resolution process calendar with legal sources, owners and delay consequences. Use after admission, during CIRP, before CoC decisions, for extensions or exclusions, or when checking regulatory filings and plan milestones.
Extracts every citation in a document — statute, case, rule, regulation, quotation, or cross-reference — and states exactly what needs verifying about it and how, attempting live verification where research tools are available this session and producing a structured checklist where they are not. Use this whenever a…
Verifies, quantifies and classifies creditor claims in an Indian insolvency process. Use for CIRP or liquidation claim review, admission or rejection reasons, security and related-party checks, voting-share calculations, late claims, updates or plan distributions.
Compares the same clause or provision across draft rounds, precedents, public agreements or a portfolio and reports what differs in wording and effect. Use for version-change requests and external clause benchmarking, including "what changed between drafts", "compare their indemnity with ours", "compare liability caps…
Turns a messy client narrative — a call transcript, a rambling email, a set of meeting notes — into a structured matter summary, with every statement tagged as confirmed fact, secondhand account, inference, or assumption. Use this whenever a user has raw, unstructured client input and wants it organised before any…
Drafts a plain, honest status update for a client on a matter already underway — what has happened, what it means, what happens next, and any bad news or delay stated plainly rather than buried. Use this whenever a user wants a client informed of progress — including phrasings like "draft an update for the client on…
Close legal matters with a source-backed report, final client communication, decisions and obligations schedule, financial reconciliation, file disposition, retention plan, conflict update, and lessons note. Use after completion, settlement, judgment, transfer, withdrawal, or termination of a retainer.
Compares how a specific legal question is treated across specified jurisdictions or statutes, sourcing each jurisdiction's position only from current authoritative text retrieved this session or supplied by the user — an incomplete comparison with a gap stated plainly is always preferred over a complete-looking one…
Builds a compensation or damages claim head by head, using only the figures actually supplied, showing the arithmetic and flagging any head that is claimed without a supporting figure. Use this whenever a user wants a claim quantified rather than assessed on the merits — including phrasings like "work out what we can…
Converts a specific law or regulation's text into an operational obligations register — each obligation, the owner responsible, the trigger that activates it, the evidence needed to demonstrate compliance, the deadline or frequency, and the control that should exist — flagging, where current practice is described…
Drafts a structured settlement proposal for use in conciliation or mediation, converting a party's interests, priorities, valuation, non-monetary needs, and authorised concessions into clear conditional terms without accidentally creating a concluded settlement. Use when a user wants to make, revise, compare, or…
Run structured, confidentiality-preserving legal conflict checks across prospective clients, current and former clients, adverse parties, affiliates, related people, matters, witnesses, funders, experts, and lawyer interests. Use at intake and whenever parties, scope, staffing, or relationships change.
Checks a document or a set of documents for internal consistency — the same fact stated the same way everywhere, dates that don't contradict each other, defined terms used consistently, and figures that match across every mention — and flags every discrepancy found without silently resolving which version is correct.…
Drafts the two sides of a consumer-forum pleading — the complaint (complainant side) or the reply/written statement (opposite-party side). The complaint states the parties, the forum's jurisdiction, the particularised defect, deficiency, or unfair trade practice, and relief sought. The reply raises any threshold…
Drafts a complete contract from a term sheet, negotiated heads or plain instructions — parties, recitals, definitions, operative clauses, schedules and boilerplate — in a specified posture and matched to a supplied or requested precedent. Covers any commercial agreement type directly, and via specialist references…
Reviews an entire draft or executed commercial contract, or an expressly scoped set of related provisions, from one identified party's perspective and produces ranked risks, exact clause citations and negotiation recommendations. Covers general commercial contracts and, via specialist references, loans/facilities…
Produces a short, factual, neutral summary of what a contract actually does — the parties, what is being exchanged, the key commercial terms, and the handful of provisions worth knowing before reading the whole document. Use this when a user wants the gist rather than a review — including phrasings like "what does…
Turns a court or tribunal order into a tracked compliance record — every obligation the order actually imposes, its deadline, the responsible party, the evidence needed to show compliance, and the risk of breach or contempt for each. Use this whenever a user needs an order tracked for ongoing compliance rather than…
Plan ethical, issue-led cross-examination grounded in testimony, documents, contradictions, perception, memory, bias, and admissible impeachment material. Use for civil, criminal, arbitration, tribunal, or administrative hearings.
Builds a general civil or commercial damages claim head by head, using only the figures actually supplied — contractual damages (expectation and reliance loss), lost profits, wasted expenditure, interest, and mitigation adjustments — showing the arithmetic and flagging any head claimed without a supporting figure. Use…
Review and draft data-processing agreements and privacy schedules for controller-processor, fiduciary-processor, joint-controller, service-provider, or independent-controller relationships. Use for instructions, security, breaches, subprocessors, assistance, transfers, audits, deletion, and liability.