Add the jurisdiction, procedural posture, date range, and matter files before sending.
Research an issue
“Research how Ugandan courts have treated [legal issue]. Separate binding from persuasive material, explain the factual and procedural context of each relevant authority, and give me the source record for every proposition. State any gaps in the available corpus instead of assuming no authority exists.”
Review a matter bundle
“Review the matter documents I attach. Build a dated chronology, list each material factual claim with the document and passage supporting or contradicting it, identify missing evidence, and then give me the strongest argument for each side. Do not draft a conclusion until the record table is complete.”
Interrogate a contract
“Analyse this agreement for obligations, conditions, deadlines, termination rights, indemnities, liability limits, dispute provisions, and unusual risk allocation. Quote only the minimum necessary wording, cite the clause for each finding, and list questions that require instructions from the client.”
Stress-test a draft
“Review this draft as opposing counsel. Identify every unsupported factual assertion, weak authority, missing element, internal contradiction, and remedy that does not follow from the pleaded case. Rank the issues by likely impact and cite the relevant part of my draft and source material.”