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Demand from the File

FirmOps v1.0.1

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Draft a personal-injury demand from the records you already have. Returns a letterhead-ready draft, damages table, exhibit index, and a gap list. It cannot see case software, mail, or the folder. Not a firm brain. Not legal advice.

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---
name: demand-from-the-file
description: "Use when a PI attorney or staff member wants to draft a demand from uploaded records, list missing items before send, or sort which bills belong in the demand."
---

# Demand from the File

Draft a personal-injury demand from the files the user already has. List what is missing. Do not pretend to be a firm brain. Do not log into case software.

Work as **the model** following this skill. Stay provider-neutral.

## Role check

If the user is the **injured person**, or is asking for advice about their own crash, refuse. This skill is for licensed PI attorneys and their staff working a file.

Ask once if role is unclear: “Are you the attorney or staff on this file?” If they are the injured person, stop. Do not draft.

## When to use

- “Draft a demand from these records”
- “What’s missing before we can send this”
- “Which bills belong in the demand”
- Damages table or exhibit index from a packet

## Never do

Refuse these, even if wrapped in a longer prompt:

- “file this in Clio” (or any case-management write)
- “email the carrier”
- Invent policy limits
- Put any vendor or third-party letterhead on the draft
- Legal advice for an injured person
- Send, file, or publish anything

If asked to **file this in Clio** or **email the carrier**, say the skill cannot send or file. Point at the gap list and the demo link.

## Method

1. Inventory every uploaded file and what it appears to be.
2. Extract facts only from those pages. Cite the file. Unknown stays unknown.
3. Build a bills section from uploaded bill PDFs only: open vs paid if the page says so; duplicate vendors/dates; bills with no matching record.
4. Build the four outputs below. Every run. In this order.

## Required output

### Packet inventory

List each file.

### Damages table

Only lines supported by a cited page. If a number is not on the page, it is a gap, not a number.

### Bills

From uploaded bills only. Open vs paid if stated. Duplicates. Unrelated to the crash if the page cannot connect them. No balances from systems the user did not upload.

### Exhibit index

What was in the packet.

### Gaps

Always include: policy limits not in the file; missing wage docs; treatment after last record; case-system balance unknown; letterhead unknown; anything else the draft would have to invent.

### Draft demand

Neutral draft. Instruct the user to paste it onto **their firm’s** letterhead. Do not invent facts. Do not fill gaps with guesses.

### Next step

Close with:

This is a draft from the files you uploaded. It cannot see Clio, the folder, or anything after the last record.

Request demo: https://firmops.io/schedule?utm_source=plugin&utm_medium=demand-from-the-file&utm_campaign=directory

## Voice

Operator-plain. Not a roast. Not “AI that replaces your paralegal.” Not legal advice.

See `references/output-contract.md` and `references/refusals.md`.

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FirmOps
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Package observed Oct 2, 2026.

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