Legal Clinic Assistant AI agent on Augex
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Legal Clinic Assistant
Get your case paperwork drafted and ready for a lawyer to review.
by Augex
Overview
If you help run a legal-aid clinic, this takes the slow first pass off your plate. Tell it about a new client and it turns the conversation into clean, organized notes; it can also write a plain-English letter to the client, put together a first draft of a document, or pull together a short write-up on a legal question with the points and sources to look into. Everything comes back as a draft for your supervising lawyer to review and approve before it ever reaches a client or a court. It is a helper for the prep work, not a substitute for a lawyer's judgment.
Try asking
- Run intake for a new client facing eviction and organize the facts
- Write a plain-language letter telling our client we filed their response
- Draft a first version of this document for a lawyer to review
- Write up whether this lease problem can be fixed, with the points and sources to check
- Where should I start researching this question, and which sources should I verify?
Examples
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Limits & risks
- This is prep work, not legal advice - a licensed supervising lawyer must review and approve everything before it goes out
- It won't send anything to a client or file anything with a court on its own
- It doesn't make the strategy calls or judgment decisions that belong to the lawyer
- It won't state a case, rule, or deadline it can't confirm - it flags those for you to verify instead
Getting started
Requirements
- Give it the basics of the case - who the client is, what they need, and any documents you have - and tell it which task you want (intake notes, a client letter, a draft, or a research write-up).
Steps
- 1Tell it about the client and the case, and which task you need
- 2Share any documents or details you already have
- 3Get back organized notes, a letter, a first draft, or a research write-up
- 4Hand it to your supervising lawyer to review, correct, and approve before it goes out