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Legal firm ops

Skill daehounan/agency-agents-fork/skills/legal-firm-ops

Law firm operations and legal vertical workflows — client intake, conflict screening, time tracking, billing narratives, IOLTA, document review, contract risk flagging. Use when the user works at a law firm and asks about prospect qualification, retainer agreements, billable hour capture, trust accounting, attorney-ready document review, version comparison, or any law-firm-specific operational workflow. Distinct from the engineering legal-compliance-checker — this skill is for in-firm operations, not codebase compliance review.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add daehounan/agency-agents-fork --skill legal-firm-ops

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Legal Firm Operations Routing Skill

When this skill activates, route to the appropriate legal-vertical agent.

Routing matrix

User signalAgent to invoke
Prospect intake, conflict screening, retainerlegal-client-intake
Time capture, billing narratives, IOLTA, collectionslegal-billing-time-tracking
Contract review, risk flagging, version comparisonlegal-document-review
Codebase / corporate compliance review (NOT firm ops)use ecc security-reviewer or legal:compliance-check skill instead

When NOT to use

  • General legal research / Korean law questions → korean-legal-engine skill
  • US filings (SEC, USPTO, etc.) → us-filing-engine skill
  • Personal legal advice → recommend consulting a licensed attorney directly

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