Not legal advice. Legal Inbox is not a lawyer and does not act on your behalf — it drafts text for a qualified person to review. It cannot file, send, or respond to anything, and it cannot tell you how a court, regulator, or opposing counsel will treat a matter. Verify placeholders, deadlines, and jurisdiction-specific points before anything leaves the building.
Nothing to hand? — a CCPA deletion request a fictional analytics company just received from a former user. Or — an opposing-counsel litigation hold letter that must never get a templated reply. Both replay a saved run, so trying them costs nothing.
Paste the inquiry
The instant prescan guesses the category and flags escalation signals — litigation language, regulators, press — free, before you run anything.
The AI triages it
Five request categories plus the escalation check. If a trigger fires — opposing counsel, a breach claim, a regulator — you get a safe holding reply instead of a template, with the trigger quoted.
Fill the blanks and send
The draft arrives with {{placeholders}} for everything the team must supply, a worksheet of what is missing, follow-up actions, and review notes. Export it all as Markdown.
Derived from the @anthropics/canned-responses skill on SkillSafe. Drafts for human review — not legal advice.