ChatGPT Prompts for Legal

Review this {{contract_type}} agreement clause by clause:

"""
{{paste_contract_text}}
"""

**Jurisdiction:** {{jurisdiction}}
**My client's position:** {{position}} (e.g., "buyer", "licensee", "employer")
**Risk tolerance:** {{risk_level}} (conservative / moderate / aggressive)

For each clause, provide:
1. **Summary** — one sentence, what it means in plain English
2. **Risk assessment** — Low / Medium / High for my client
3. **Missing protections** — what should be here but isn't
4. **Suggested modifications** — specific language changes to improve my client's position

Flag any clauses that are:
- Non-standard for this type of agreement
- Heavily one-sided against my client
- Missing entirely (e.g., no limitation of liability, no termination for convenience)

IMPORTANT: This is for drafting assistance only. All output must be reviewed by qualified legal counsel before use.

Draft a legal research memo on:

**Legal question:** {{legal_question}}
**Jurisdiction:** {{jurisdiction}}
**Area of law:** {{area}} (e.g., contract law, employment law, IP, data privacy)
**Context:** {{brief_context}}

Structure:
1. **Issue** — restate the question precisely
2. **Short answer** — 2-3 sentence conclusion
3. **Analysis** — discuss relevant legal principles, how they apply to this situation
4. **Key considerations** — factors that could change the analysis
5. **Recommended next steps**

IMPORTANT: Do not cite specific case names or statute numbers — I will verify all legal authorities independently. Instead, describe the legal principles and the type of authority that supports each point (e.g., "under general contract principles" rather than citing a specific case).

Compare these two versions of a {{document_type}}:

**Version A (our standard):**
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{{version_a}}
"""

**Version B (counterparty's redline):**
"""
{{version_b}}
"""

Produce a comparison table:

| Section | Our Version | Their Change | Impact | Recommendation |
|---------|-------------|--------------|--------|---------------|

For Impact, use: Favorable / Neutral / Unfavorable / Critical
For Recommendation, use: Accept / Negotiate / Reject

Summarize the 3 most consequential changes at the top.

Draft a {{communication_type}} to the client:

**Client:** {{client_description}} (e.g., "CEO of a mid-size SaaS company, not legally trained")
**Subject:** {{subject}}
**Key points to communicate:**
1. {{point_1}}
2. {{point_2}}
3. {{point_3}}

**Tone:** Professional but accessible — avoid legalese unless the client is legally sophisticated
**Action needed from client:** {{action_needed}}
**Deadline (if any):** {{deadline}}

Requirements:
- Lead with the action item / decision needed
- Explain legal implications in plain language
- Keep under 300 words
- End with clear next steps

Create a compliance checklist for {{regulation}} as it applies to:

**Organization type:** {{org_type}} (e.g., "B2B SaaS company", "healthcare provider", "financial services firm")
**Business process under review:** {{process}}
**Current state:** {{current_state}} (brief description of what's in place)

Generate a checklist with:
- [ ] Requirement (plain language description)
  - **Regulation reference:** (article/section number)
  - **Current status:** Compliant / Partial / Non-compliant / Unknown
  - **Gap:** what's missing
  - **Priority:** High / Medium / Low
  - **Remediation:** specific action to close the gap

Group by category (e.g., Data Collection, Storage, Access Control, Breach Response, Training).

Note: This checklist is for planning purposes. Compliance determinations require qualified legal review.

Draft a {{clause_type}} clause for a {{contract_type}} agreement.

**Jurisdiction:** {{jurisdiction}}
**Parties:** {{party_a}} (my client) and {{party_b}}
**Key terms to include:**
- {{term_1}}
- {{term_2}}
- {{term_3}}

**Special considerations:** {{considerations}} (e.g., "must survive termination", "mutual obligations", "carve-outs for pre-existing IP")

Provide:
1. The clause text (in formal legal drafting style)
2. A plain-English explanation of what it means
3. One alternative version that is more protective for my client
4. Common pitfalls to watch for in this type of clause

Note: All drafted language must be reviewed and customized by qualified legal counsel before inclusion in any agreement.