How to draft a new document into the matter — template-first via list-templates/draft-document, from scratch only when no template fits. Use whenever asked to create, draft, or prepare a new document.
How to retrieve current statute and regulation text from official primary sources with the webfetch tool instead of relying on memory. Use whenever advice, a finding, or a drafting decision turns on what a statute, code section, or regulation actually says — checking whether a clause is lawful in the matter's jurisdiction, verifying an amendment, quoting statutory language, or confirming a citation.
The issue-spotting checklist for employment documents — the areas where employment agreements go wrong and the patterns that mark a clause as defective or jurisdiction-sensitive. Use when drafting or reviewing any employment document — an employment agreement, offer letter, severance or separation agreement, or confidentiality/invention-assignment agreement. States WHERE to look, never what the law says: retrieve the governing law itself per the legal-research skill.
Reference library of balanced market positions, common one-sided variants, and fallback ladders for the twelve clause families reviewed in every commercial contract. Use when judging whether a clause is standard or one-sided, proposing alternative language, building a fallback position, or answering "what is market" for liability caps, indemnities, termination, payment, IP, confidentiality, warranties, remedies, assignment, governing law, force majeure, or data protection.
Firm playbook: positions, fallbacks, and approved clause text for GDPR/UK GDPR data processing agreements — Article 28 processor obligations, international transfers, liability allocation. EU/UK jurisdiction scope.
Firm playbook: positions, fallbacks, and approved clause text for law-firm client engagement letters governed by the law of England and Wales. Do not apply to engagements governed by any other jurisdiction.
Firm playbook: positions, fallbacks, and approved clause text for US-law mutual NDAs. Apply only to agreements governed by the law of a US state.
Firm playbook: positions, fallbacks, and approved clause text for US-law SaaS and cloud master subscription agreements, with customer-side and vendor-side notes per position.