Use when an AI-governance practice group is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure its practice profile by answering a structured interview covering jurisdictions, client context, escalation thresholds, output preferences, source documents, standard positions, review requirements, and prohibited assumptions.
When to use
A team is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure practice-profiles/ai-governance.md for the first time.
An AI-governance practice group is being onboarded to the library and no current profile exists.
The library is being stood up for the first time and the AI-governance area is included in scope.
A practice group wishes to revisit or rebuild its profile from scratch rather than make incremental updates.
Required inputs
A knowledgeable person from the AI-governance practice group — a supervising attorney or an authorized designee — who can answer questions about the group's jurisdiction, positions, escalation rules, and review requirements.
Any existing playbooks, templates, source-of-truth documents, or standard-form documents the group already uses, so they can be referenced or cited in the profile.
Use when an antitrust / competition practice group is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure its practice profile by answering a structured interview covering jurisdictions, client context, escalation thresholds, output preferences, source documents, standard positions, review requirements, and prohibited assumptions.
When to use
A team is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure practice-profiles/antitrust-competition.md for the first time.
An antitrust / competition practice group is being onboarded to the library and no current profile exists.
The library is being stood up for the first time and the antitrust / competition area is included in scope.
A practice group wishes to revisit or rebuild its profile from scratch rather than make incremental updates.
Required inputs
A knowledgeable person from the antitrust / competition practice group — a supervising attorney or an authorized designee — who can answer questions about the group's jurisdiction, positions, escalation rules, and review requirements.
Any existing playbooks, templates, source-of-truth documents, or standard-form documents the group already uses, so they can be referenced or cited in the profile.
Use when a bankruptcy and restructuring practice group is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure its practice profile by answering a structured interview covering jurisdictions, client context, escalation thresholds, output preferences, source documents, standard positions, review requirements, and prohibited assumptions.
When to use
A team is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure practice-profiles/bankruptcy-restructuring.md for the first time.
A bankruptcy and restructuring practice group is being onboarded to the library and no current profile exists.
The library is being stood up for the first time and the bankruptcy and restructuring area is included in scope.
A practice group wishes to revisit or rebuild its profile from scratch rather than make incremental updates.
Required inputs
A knowledgeable person from the bankruptcy and restructuring practice group — a supervising attorney or an authorized designee — who can answer questions about the group's jurisdiction, positions, escalation rules, and review requirements.
Any existing playbooks, templates, source-of-truth documents, or standard-form documents the group already uses, so they can be referenced or cited in the profile.
Use when a contracts practice group is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure its practice profile by answering a structured interview covering jurisdictions, client context, escalation thresholds, output preferences, source documents, standard positions, review requirements, and prohibited assumptions.
When to use
A team is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure practice-profiles/contracts.md for the first time.
A contracts practice group is being onboarded to the library and no current profile exists.
The library is being stood up for the first time and the contracts area is included in scope.
A practice group wishes to revisit or rebuild its profile from scratch rather than make incremental updates.
Required inputs
A knowledgeable person from the contracts practice group — a supervising attorney or an authorized designee — who can answer questions about the group's jurisdiction, positions, escalation rules, and review requirements.
Any existing playbooks, clause libraries, contract templates, or standard-form documents the group already uses, so they can be referenced or cited in the profile.
Use when a corporate practice group is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure its practice profile by answering a structured interview covering jurisdictions, client context, escalation thresholds, output preferences, source documents, standard positions, review requirements, and prohibited assumptions.
When to use
A team is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure practice-profiles/corporate.md for the first time.
A corporate practice group is being onboarded to the library and no current profile exists.
The library is being stood up for the first time and the corporate area is included in scope.
A practice group wishes to revisit or rebuild its profile from scratch rather than make incremental updates.
Required inputs
A knowledgeable person from the corporate practice group — a supervising attorney or an authorized designee — who can answer questions about the group's entity portfolio, approval and signing matrices, board and committee processes, and review requirements.
Any existing entity charts, approval authority matrices, board resolution templates, transaction checklists, or diligence playbooks the group already uses, so they can be referenced or cited in the profile.
Use when starting a new legal matter that will span multiple skills, documents, or deadlines, to select the right matter-workspace template, gather core matter information, and produce a populated workspace draft for attorney review.
When to use
A new legal matter is being opened that will involve more than one skill, document, deadline, or team member.
The user asks to "set up a matter," "create a workspace," "start a new matter file," or "organize this matter."
Complex or multi-step legal work is about to begin and needs a single organizing file before the first substantive skill is run.
An existing matter has accumulated drafts, dates, and open items across several conversations and now needs a consolidated workspace.
The user is unsure which matter-workspace template fits the matter and wants a recommendation.
Required inputs
The matter type, or enough description of the legal work to infer it: litigation or dispute, contract review, privacy, regulatory, corporate transaction, employment, or other.
The client's identity and the responsible attorney or team, if known.
A short description of the matter — what it concerns and what outcome is sought.
Any already-known parties, jurisdiction or governing law, key dates, and source documents.
The skill can proceed with partial information; anything not provided is recorded as a [CONFIRM: ...] placeholder. But the matter type (or enough description to infer it) and the client identity are needed to select a template and begin. If the matter type cannot be determined, ask before proceeding — do not guess.
Use when an employment practice group is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure its practice profile by answering a structured interview covering jurisdictions, client context, escalation thresholds, output preferences, source documents, standard positions, review requirements, and prohibited assumptions.
When to use
A team is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure practice-profiles/employment.md for the first time.
An employment practice group is being onboarded to the library and no current profile exists.
The library is being stood up for the first time and the employment area is included in scope.
A practice group wishes to revisit or rebuild its profile from scratch rather than make incremental updates.
Required inputs
A knowledgeable person from the employment practice group — a supervising attorney or an authorized designee — who can answer questions about the group's jurisdiction, positions, escalation rules, and review requirements.
Any existing playbooks, templates, source-of-truth documents, or standard-form documents the group already uses, so they can be referenced or cited in the profile.
Use when a family-law practice group is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure its practice profile by answering a structured interview covering jurisdictions, client context, escalation thresholds, output preferences, source documents, standard positions, review requirements, and prohibited assumptions.
When to use
A team is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure practice-profiles/family-law.md for the first time.
A family-law practice group is being onboarded to the library and no current profile exists.
The library is being stood up for the first time and the family-law area is included in scope.
A practice group wishes to revisit or rebuild its profile from scratch rather than make incremental updates.
Required inputs
A knowledgeable person from the family-law practice group — a supervising attorney or an authorized designee — who can answer questions about the group's jurisdiction, positions, escalation rules, and review requirements.
Any existing playbooks, templates, source-of-truth documents, or standard-form documents the group already uses, so they can be referenced or cited in the profile.
Use when an insurance practice group is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure its practice profile by answering a structured interview covering jurisdictions, client context, escalation thresholds, output preferences, source documents, standard positions, review requirements, and prohibited assumptions.
When to use
A team is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure practice-profiles/insurance.md for the first time.
An insurance practice group is being onboarded to the library and no current profile exists.
The library is being stood up for the first time and the insurance area is included in scope.
A practice group wishes to revisit or rebuild its profile from scratch rather than make incremental updates.
Required inputs
A knowledgeable person from the insurance practice group — a supervising attorney or an authorized designee — who can answer questions about the group's jurisdiction, positions, escalation rules, and review requirements.
Any existing playbooks, templates, source-of-truth documents, or standard-form documents the group already uses, so they can be referenced or cited in the profile.
Use when an intellectual property practice group is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure its practice profile by answering a structured interview covering jurisdictions, client context, escalation thresholds, output preferences, source documents, standard positions, review requirements, and prohibited assumptions.
When to use
A team is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure practice-profiles/ip.md for the first time.
An intellectual property practice group is being onboarded to the library and no current profile exists.
The library is being stood up for the first time and the intellectual property area is included in scope.
A practice group wishes to revisit or rebuild its profile from scratch rather than make incremental updates.
Required inputs
A knowledgeable person from the intellectual property practice group — a supervising attorney or an authorized designee — who can answer questions about the group's jurisdiction, positions, escalation rules, and review requirements.
Any existing playbooks, templates, source-of-truth documents, or standard-form documents the group already uses, so they can be referenced or cited in the profile.
Use when a litigation practice group is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure its practice profile by answering a structured interview covering jurisdictions, client context, escalation thresholds, output preferences, source documents, standard positions, review requirements, and prohibited assumptions.
When to use
A team is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure practice-profiles/litigation.md for the first time.
A litigation practice group is being onboarded to the library and no current profile exists.
The library is being stood up for the first time and the litigation area is included in scope.
A practice group wishes to revisit or rebuild its profile from scratch rather than make incremental updates.
Required inputs
A knowledgeable person from the litigation practice group — a supervising attorney or an authorized designee — who can answer questions about the group's forums, conflicts process, hold triggers, settlement authority, and review requirements.
Any existing litigation playbooks, hold-notice templates, settlement-authority matrices, or standard procedure documents the group already uses, so they can be referenced or cited in the profile.
Use when an M&A practice group is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure its practice profile by answering a structured interview covering jurisdictions, client context, escalation thresholds, output preferences, source documents, standard positions, review requirements, and prohibited assumptions.
When to use
A team is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure practice-profiles/m-and-a.md for the first time.
An M&A practice group is being onboarded to the library and no current profile exists.
The library is being stood up for the first time and the M&A area is included in scope.
A practice group wishes to revisit or rebuild its profile from scratch rather than make incremental updates.
Required inputs
A knowledgeable person from the M&A practice group — a supervising attorney or an authorized designee — who can answer questions about the group's jurisdiction, positions, escalation rules, and review requirements.
Any existing playbooks, templates, source-of-truth documents, or standard-form documents the group already uses, so they can be referenced or cited in the profile.
Use when a privacy practice group is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure its practice profile by answering a structured interview covering jurisdictions, client context, escalation thresholds, output preferences, source documents, standard positions, review requirements, and prohibited assumptions.
When to use
A team is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure practice-profiles/privacy.md for the first time.
A privacy practice group is being onboarded to the library and no current profile exists.
The library is being stood up for the first time and the privacy area is included in scope.
A practice group wishes to revisit or rebuild its profile from scratch rather than make incremental updates.
Required inputs
A knowledgeable person from the privacy practice group — a supervising attorney or an authorized designee — who can answer questions about the group's jurisdictional scope, controller/processor default posture, breach-notification stance, transfer positions, and review requirements.
Any existing privacy policies, data-processing agreements, breach-response playbooks, records of processing activities, or data-mapping documents the group already uses, so they can be referenced or cited in the profile.
Use when a product-legal practice group is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure its practice profile by answering a structured interview covering jurisdictions, client context, escalation thresholds, output preferences, source documents, standard positions, review requirements, and prohibited assumptions.
When to use
A team is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure practice-profiles/product-legal.md for the first time.
A product-legal practice group is being onboarded to the library and no current profile exists.
The library is being stood up for the first time and the product-legal area is included in scope.
A practice group wishes to revisit or rebuild its profile from scratch rather than make incremental updates.
Required inputs
A knowledgeable person from the product-legal practice group — a supervising attorney or an authorized designee — who can answer questions about the group's jurisdiction, positions, escalation rules, and review requirements.
Any existing playbooks, templates, source-of-truth documents, or standard-form documents the group already uses, so they can be referenced or cited in the profile.
Use when a real-estate practice group is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure its practice profile by answering a structured interview covering jurisdictions, client context, escalation thresholds, output preferences, source documents, standard positions, review requirements, and prohibited assumptions.
When to use
A team is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure practice-profiles/real-estate.md for the first time.
A real-estate practice group is being onboarded to the library and no current profile exists.
The library is being stood up for the first time and the real-estate area is included in scope.
A practice group wishes to revisit or rebuild its profile from scratch rather than make incremental updates.
Required inputs
A knowledgeable person from the real-estate practice group — a supervising attorney or an authorized designee — who can answer questions about the group's jurisdiction, positions, escalation rules, and review requirements.
Any existing playbooks, templates, source-of-truth documents, or standard-form documents the group already uses, so they can be referenced or cited in the profile.
Use when a regulatory practice group is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure its practice profile by answering a structured interview covering jurisdictions, client context, escalation thresholds, output preferences, source documents, standard positions, review requirements, and prohibited assumptions.
When to use
A team is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure practice-profiles/regulatory.md for the first time.
A regulatory practice group is being onboarded to the library and no current profile exists.
The library is being stood up for the first time and the regulatory area is included in scope.
A practice group wishes to revisit or rebuild its profile from scratch rather than make incremental updates.
Required inputs
A knowledgeable person from the regulatory practice group — a supervising attorney or an authorized designee — who can answer questions about the group's jurisdiction, positions, escalation rules, and review requirements.
Any existing playbooks, templates, source-of-truth documents, or standard-form documents the group already uses, so they can be referenced or cited in the profile.
Use when a securities and capital markets practice group is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure its practice profile by answering a structured interview covering jurisdictions, client context, escalation thresholds, output preferences, source documents, standard positions, review requirements, and prohibited assumptions.
When to use
A team is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure practice-profiles/securities-capital-markets.md for the first time.
A securities and capital markets practice group is being onboarded to the library and no current profile exists.
The library is being stood up for the first time and the securities and capital markets area is included in scope.
A practice group wishes to revisit or rebuild its profile from scratch rather than make incremental updates.
Required inputs
A knowledgeable person from the securities and capital markets practice group — a supervising attorney or an authorized designee — who can answer questions about the group's jurisdiction, positions, escalation rules, and review requirements.
Any existing playbooks, templates, source-of-truth documents, or standard-form documents the group already uses, so they can be referenced or cited in the profile.
Use when a tax practice group is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure its practice profile by answering a structured interview covering jurisdictions, client context, escalation thresholds, output preferences, source documents, standard positions, review requirements, and prohibited assumptions.
When to use
A team is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure practice-profiles/tax.md for the first time.
A tax practice group is being onboarded to the library and no current profile exists.
The library is being stood up for the first time and the tax area is included in scope.
A practice group wishes to revisit or rebuild its profile from scratch rather than make incremental updates.
Required inputs
A knowledgeable person from the tax practice group — a supervising attorney or an authorized designee — who can answer questions about the group's jurisdiction, positions, escalation rules, and review requirements.
Any existing playbooks, templates, source-of-truth documents, or standard-form documents the group already uses, so they can be referenced or cited in the profile.
Use when a trusts-and-estates practice group is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure its practice profile by answering a structured interview covering jurisdictions, client context, escalation thresholds, output preferences, source documents, standard positions, review requirements, and prohibited assumptions.
When to use
A team is adopting AgentCounsel and needs to configure practice-profiles/trusts-estates.md for the first time.
A trusts-and-estates practice group is being onboarded to the library and no current profile exists.
The library is being stood up for the first time and the trusts-and-estates area is included in scope.
A practice group wishes to revisit or rebuild its profile from scratch rather than make incremental updates.
Required inputs
A knowledgeable person from the trusts-and-estates practice group — a supervising attorney or an authorized designee — who can answer questions about the group's jurisdiction, positions, escalation rules, and review requirements.
Any existing playbooks, templates, source-of-truth documents, or standard-form documents the group already uses, so they can be referenced or cited in the profile.