Claude Skills by lev-os

Drafts a CCPA/CPRA-compliant privacy policy covering all required statutory disclosures under Cal. Civil Code §§ 1798.100–1798.199. Use when drafting or updating a California privacy policy, CCPA compliance notice, or consumer privacy disclosure for a business meeting CCPA applicability thresholds.

Guides the agent through TRID tolerance compliance under 12 CFR § 1026.19(e)(3), comparing Closing Disclosure fees to Loan Estimate fees across zero, 10% cumulative, and unlimited tolerance categories. Use when reviewing a CD for tolerance variances, determining whether a revised LE is permitted, calculating cure amounts, or resolving post-closing tolerance violations.

Drafts U.S. Contract Disputes Act (CDA) certified claims for federal government contracts, covering FAR Part 33 compliance, entitlement/quantum sections, certification language, and final-decision demand. Use when preparing a CDA claim, certified claim, or submission to a contracting officer under the Contract Disputes Act.

Drafts a Petition for Writ of Certiorari to the U.S. Supreme Court under Rules 10, 13, 14, and 33. Enforces Rule 10 criteria (circuit splits, precedent conflicts, important federal questions), jurisdictional verification under 28 U.S.C. §§ 1254/1257, timeliness, document structure, and booklet formatting. Use when seeking discretionary Supreme Court review, filing a cert petition, or drafting a writ of certiorari.

Drafts a Certificate of Incumbency certifying current officers, directors, and signing authority for a U.S. corporation. Covers exact legal name matching, incumbency tables with specimen signatures, board resolution certification, authority limitations, reliance language, and execution formalities. Use when banks, lenders, investors, or counterparties require verification of corporate authority for closings, financings, or transactions.

Drafts a FRAP 26.1-compliant Certificate of Interested Persons identifying all parties, entities, and affiliates with financial or legal interests in a federal appeal. Adapts to circuit-specific local rules. Use when filing appeals, corporate disclosure statements, or conflict-of-interest certificates in U.S. Courts of Appeals.

Drafts USMCA/NAFTA Certificates of Origin for preferential tariff treatment on US-Mexico-Canada goods. Verifies origin criteria, HS classifications, and regional value content. Use when preparing trade certificates, customs origin documentation, duty preference claims, or cross-border shipment certifications.

Drafts certificates of service (proofs of service) for court filings. Use when a filing must be accompanied by proof that copies were served on all parties or counsel. Covers FRCP Rule 5, state equivalents, ECF/e-service, U.S. mail, hand delivery, and overnight courier methods.

Drafts a Certificate of Trust (Abstract/Memorandum of Trust) that verifies trustee authority for third-party reliance without disclosing full trust terms. Use when preparing trust certificates for real estate closings, bank account openings, business transactions, or any context requiring trustee authority verification with UTC-compliant, privacy-preserving disclosure.

Drafts a Certificate of Withdrawal for a foreign corporation surrendering its authority to transact business in a US state. Use when a foreign corporation is withdrawing its certificate of authority, ceasing in-state operations, or completing dissolution in a non-home jurisdiction.

Drafts U.S. executive Change in Control Agreements with double-trigger severance, equity acceleration, and 280G/409A compliance. Use when drafting or negotiating CIC agreements, change in control protections, executive severance in M&A, or golden parachute provisions.

Drafts a Chapter 11 Plan of Reorganization under 11 U.S.C. §§ 1121–1129 with claim classification, treatment provisions, distribution mechanics, executory contract determinations, and confirmation compliance. Use when preparing reorganization plans, restructuring debts, classifying claims, drafting Chapter 11 plans, or helping debtors emerge from bankruptcy. Trigger keywords: reorganization plan, Chapter 11, plan of reorganization, debt restructuring, cramdown, claim classification, confirmat...

Drafts IRC 664–compliant Charitable Remainder Trust agreements (CRAT/CRUT), covering payout math, remainder qualification, trustee powers, and tax compliance. Use when drafting a CRT, CRAT, CRUT, unitrust, annuity trust, or charitable remainder planning document, or when ensuring IRC 664 compliance.

Prepares jurisdiction-specific charitable solicitation registration packages for U.S. nonprofits. Covers multi-state nexus analysis, exemption eligibility, URS filing strategy, financial disclosures, and professional fundraiser documentation. Use when a nonprofit plans fundraising campaigns, online donation drives, direct mail, telephone solicitation, or any cross-state charitable solicitation.

Drafts filing-ready Annual Reports for State Charity Bureaus with certified financials, governance disclosures, and required attachments. Extracts organizational, financial, and programmatic data from uploaded documents, researches state-specific filing requirements, and produces a penalty-of-perjury-certified report. Use when drafting charity bureau annual reports, nonprofit compliance filings, charitable solicitation renewals, or state charity registration renewals.

Researches state-specific charitable solicitation filing requirements keyed to gross revenue, producing a citation-backed state-by-state compliance matrix of audit thresholds, financial-statement tiers, filing fees, and due dates. Use when building charity compliance matrices, researching nonprofit filing thresholds, charitable solicitation registration renewals, comparing state audit requirements for 501(c)(3) organizations, or when the user mentions audit threshold, review threshold, compil...

Drafts healthcare chart audit protocols covering clinical documentation review, coding accuracy, and billing compliance. Aligns with Medicare CoPs, OIG Compliance Program Guidance, RAC preparedness, federal sentencing guidelines, and the 60-day overpayment rule. Use when drafting routine periodic audits, targeted risk reviews, proactive compliance measures, or post-regulatory-update assessments.

Drafts a child support guidelines worksheet by extracting financial data, applying jurisdiction-specific guideline models, and calculating obligations. Triggers when preparing child support calculations, modification filings, or guideline worksheets for court submission.

Drafts Confidentiality and Invention Assignment Agreements (CIIAs) for U.S. companies with jurisdiction-specific invention carve-outs, DTSA whistleblower notices, and restrictive covenants. Use when drafting employee confidentiality agreements, invention assignment agreements, proprietary information agreements, or IP assignment provisions for onboarding, corporate formation, or employment contexts.

Drafts a U.S. Customer Identification Program (CIP) policy compliant with USA PATRIOT Act Section 326 and 31 CFR 1020.220. Covers identity collection, verification, OFAC screening, CDD/beneficial ownership, recordkeeping, and governance. Trigger when the user needs to create or update a CIP policy, AML onboarding procedures, or exam-ready Section 326 documentation.

Formats legal citations per The Bluebook (21st ed.) using Bluepages practitioner conventions. Use when citing authority in court filings, checking citation format, drafting briefs or memoranda, or formatting a table of authorities.

Drafts Joint Claim Construction Charts for patent litigation Markman hearings in US federal courts. Organizes disputed claim terms with competing party constructions, intrinsic/extrinsic evidence citations, and agreement status. Use when preparing claim construction charts, Markman hearing exhibits, or joint prehearing statements in IP litigation.

Drafts a U.S. federal court Claim Construction Order (Markman order) applying the Phillips v. AWH Corp. intrinsic/extrinsic evidence hierarchy to construe disputed patent claim terms. Use when drafting Markman orders, claim construction memoranda, or disputed-term rulings in U.S. patent litigation.

Drafts official class action claim forms balancing plain-language accessibility with FRCP 23 enforceability. Trigger when creating settlement claim forms, proof-of-claim documents, or class member claim submissions.

Drafts federal or state class action complaints satisfying FRCP Rule 23 certification prerequisites. Use when filing class actions, representative plaintiff complaints, Rule 23 certification pleadings, or multi-party consumer/securities/antitrust actions.

Drafts FRCP 23(e)-compliant fairness hearing notices for class action settlements. Covers settlement terms, opt-out rights, objection procedures, and hearing logistics. Use when notifying class members of a proposed settlement pending court approval.

Drafts Rule 23-compliant class action notices to absent class members for certification or settlement. Agent uses this skill when drafting class action notices, class member notifications, settlement notices, opt-out notices, or fairness hearing notices.

Drafts class action settlement agreements for court approval under FRCP 23(e), covering settlement fund terms, class definitions, release provisions, allocation plans, claims administration, notice programs, opt-out procedures, and fee structures. Use when drafting class action settlements, settlement agreements requiring judicial approval, or FRCP 23(e) fairness submissions.

Produces structured U.S. class action lawsuit summaries covering claims, class definition, Rule 23 analysis, procedural history, and outcomes. Use when summarizing class actions, class certification rulings, MDL proceedings, or settlement approvals for litigation evaluation, due diligence, or compliance monitoring.

Drafts a Motion for Class Certification under FRCP 23 or state equivalents, arguing numerosity, commonality, typicality, adequacy, predominance, and superiority from case materials. Use when drafting class certification motions, seeking class treatment, or preparing Rule 23 briefing in discovery or pre-trial phases.

Drafts a federal or state court order certifying a class action under Rule 23. Triggers when formalizing class certification after a granted motion, drafting certification orders, or preparing rulings for appellate review. Covers Rule 23(a) findings, Rule 23(b) analysis, class definition, counsel appointment under Rule 23(g), and notice provisions.

Drafts U.S. class action settlement claim forms compliant with FRCP 23 and court approval orders. Triggers on claim form drafting, settlement administrator packets, online claim workflows, or class member submission forms.

Drafts a Rule 23 class notice communication plan for U.S. federal class actions, covering notice content, delivery methods, timelines, budgets, and reporting to satisfy the "best notice practicable" standard. Use after class certification or when seeking settlement approval. Trigger when user mentions class notice, notice plan, communication plan, Rule 23(c)(2)(B), claims administrator, or CAFA notice.

Drafts a Motion for Preliminary Approval of Class Action Settlement under Rule 23(e), covering settlement class certification, notice plan, claims administration, fairness analysis, and proposed scheduling order. Use when drafting preliminary approval motions, class action settlement filings, or Rule 23(e) submissions.

Applies standardized classification systems (BI-RADS, LI-RADS, TI-RADS, Lung-RADS, PI-RADS) to imaging findings. Use when categorizing imaging findings, applying RADS classifications, or determining follow-up recommendations.

Produces client-ready U.S. regulatory advisory summaries translating legal developments into actionable impacts with effective-date tracking and Bluebook citations. Trigger when the user requests a client advisory, regulatory update, compliance memo, law-change summary, or industry alert.

Drafts client advisory memoranda translating legal developments into actionable guidance with impact analysis, Bluebook citations, and compliance recommendations. Use when preparing client alerts, regulatory updates, legal bulletins, or proactive advisory summaries.

Rewrites legal communications in plain-language, client-friendly tone. Triggers when drafting or revising engagement letters, status updates, strategy memos, settlement recommendations, invoice cover letters, or any client-facing correspondence. Replaces jargon, leads with conclusions, and highlights action items.

Produces a structured corporate-client intake brief from intake forms, consultation notes, and initial communications. Use when onboarding a new corporate matter, processing an intake packet, summarizing consult notes, running a conflict check, or triaging deadlines for a corporate governance matter.

Drafts structured client memoranda translating legal analysis and strategic recommendations into plain language for non-lawyer audiences. Covers corporate governance, fiduciary duties, compliance, and transactional advice. Enforces standard memo architecture: heading block, executive summary, background, analysis, options, and recommendations. Use when preparing client-facing memos, opinion letters, or governance briefings.

Produces structured, citation-ready summaries of climate change legislation for compliance and policy analysis. Use when summarizing climate laws, carbon pricing (tax, cap-and-trade), emissions targets, renewable mandates, adaptation requirements, or international climate agreements.

Drafts U.S. clinical trial agreements governing sponsor–site–investigator relationships under FDA rules (21 CFR Parts 50, 56, 312) and ICH-GCP E6(R2). Use when drafting or negotiating CTAs, sponsor research agreements, or protocol-specific contracts for investigational drugs, devices, or biologics.

Drafts U.S. clinical trial Investigator Agreements between sponsors/CROs and principal investigators or institutions for FDA-regulated drug, biologic, or device studies. Enforces 21 CFR Parts 50, 56, 312/812, ICH GCP E6(R2), HIPAA, IRB requirements, FMV/AKS payment compliance, data integrity, publication rights, IP ownership, indemnity, and audit access. Use when drafting investigator agreements, PI agreements, clinical trial site agreements, or sponsor-PI contracts; trigger keywords: investi...

Drafts M&A closing checklists tracking documents, approvals, consents, and action items from signing through post-closing. Use when coordinating closings for mergers, acquisitions, stock purchases, asset deals, or any corporate transaction requiring multi-party document tracking and funds flow management.

Provides TRID Closing Disclosure timing compliance rules under 12 CFR § 1026.19(f). Covers the three-business-day receipt rule, dual business-day definitions, delivery deemed-receipt rules, re-disclosure triggers, waiver procedures, and post-consummation deadlines. Use when calculating CD delivery deadlines, determining earliest permitted closing dates, evaluating whether a change triggers a new waiting period, or advising on emergency waiver procedures.

Applies U.S. TRID tolerance rules to compare a residential mortgage Closing Disclosure (CD) against the controlling Loan Estimate (LE). Classifies fees by tolerance bucket, validates changed-circumstance resets, computes violations, and calculates cure amounts. Use when reviewing LE-CD variance, 10% tolerance, revised LE validity, changed circumstances, tolerance cure, or pre-closing compliance QA.

Drafts and reviews TRID-compliant U.S. residential Closing Disclosures, assembling all five pages, comparing to Loan Estimates, checking tolerance buckets, and flagging re-disclosure triggers. Use when working with closing disclosures, CDs, TRID, Regulation Z, LE comparison, tolerance cures, cash-to-close, settlement statements, or closing compliance review.

Drafts unanimous written consent resolutions authorizing a buyer or seller entity to execute an asset purchase agreement and all ancillary closing documents. Covers corporate (board) and LLC (member/manager) governance formats, recitals, operative resolutions, officer authorization, ratification, and counterpart execution provisions. Use when preparing closing deliverables, board resolutions, member consents, or corporate authorization documents for US asset purchase transactions.

Drafts a U.S. corporate Code of Business Conduct and Ethics with governance controls, enforcement mechanics, and implementation artifacts. Triggers on requests to create or update ethics policies, SOX 406 compliance, corporate conduct codes, conflict-of-interest frameworks, non-retaliation programs, or executive waiver policies for public, private, or regulated entities.

Drafts a Code of Business Conduct and Ethics satisfying SEC, SOX §406, and exchange listing requirements. Incorporates company-specific values and regulatory context into an enforceable ethical framework. Use when drafting corporate governance documents, ethics codes, compliance policies, or business ethics frameworks for public companies or regulated industries.