incident-report-summary

name	incident-report-summary
title	Incident Report Summary
description	Generates structured, litigation-ready summaries from police reports, crash reports, workplace incident reports, or investigative documents. Extracts parties, narratives, citations, witnesses, contributing factors, and visual documentation into a standardized format. Use when summarizing an incident report for case assessment, discovery planning, or liability evaluation; trigger keywords: police report, accident report, crash report, incident summary, report summary, investigative report.
author	CaseMark
author_url	https://github.com/CaseMark/skills/tree/main/skills/legal/incident-report-summary
license	Apache-2.0
version	0.1.0
execution_mode	open
jurisdiction	general
practice	personal-injury
language	en
tags	["litigation","summarization"]

Incident Report Summary

Extracts a structured, self-sufficient summary from a police or incident report so an attorney can assess facts, parties, and issues without the original document.

Prerequisites

1. Source report (police, crash, workplace, or investigative document).
2. All attachments — supplements, witness forms, diagrams, photos.
3. Matter identifier — case name or number.

Quick Start

1. Identify report type and adapt extraction fields accordingly (e.g., skip vehicle info for workplace incidents).
2. Extract each section below in order.
3. Flag every gap, contradiction, or ambiguity.
4. Verify every fact traces to specific source language — no inference.

Output Sections

Produce sections in the order listed.

1. Header

Field	Extract
Report/Case Number	Official identifier
Incident Date/Time	Include time zone if available
Report Filed Date	If different from incident date
Location	Full address, intersection, or mile marker
Agency	Name, officer/investigator, badge number
Report Type	Collision, criminal, workplace, etc.

2. Parties Involved

Per party, extract:

• Role — Driver / Passenger / Pedestrian / Victim / Suspect / Reporting Party / Employee
• Name — full legal name
• DOB / Age
• Address, Contact (phone, email)
• ID — license number + state, or employee ID
• Vehicle (if applicable) — year, make, model, color, VIN, plate
• Insurance (if applicable) — carrier, policy number
• Injuries noted — as described in report

3. Narrative Summary

Provide two versions:

• Complete narrative — preserve the officer/investigator's full account.
• Key facts extract — legally significant facts only:
  • Fault admissions
  • Impairment / recklessness / distraction observations
  • Physical evidence (skid marks, distances, measurements)