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Three kinds of briefs for legal teams: daily briefs of to-dos and deadlines from email, calendar and contracts; topic briefs on a legal question; and incident briefs for breaches, litigation threats or regulator inquiries. Needs email and calendar tools. From Anthropic; not legal advice.

Anthropic's official legal plugin marketplace: 13 plugins covering commercial contracts, privacy, product counsel, M&A, employment, regulatory, AI governance, litigation and IP, plus plugins for law school clinics and law students. All output is a draft for attorney review.

Pre-termination check for high-risk factors (recent complaints, protected leave, discrimination or retaliation, thin documentation), reviews severance and separation agreements, and looks up state final-pay deadlines. US-focused; needs web or a legal database. Lawyer review required. By Anthropic.

Answers wage and hour questions for a specific state or country, such as worker classification, overtime, meal and rest breaks, leave and final pay, citing the law for each point and flagging when judgment is needed. US-focused; needs web or a legal database. Lawyer review required. By Anthropic.

Anthropic's official litigation plugin: manages the case portfolio, deadlines, legal holds and outside counsel progress, and builds claim charts, fact chronologies, witness outlines, first-pass privilege logs and brief section drafts. Outputs are drafts for attorney review.

Anthropic's official regulatory compliance plugin: monitors sources like the Federal Register, compares new rules with your policy library to find gaps, tracks comment deadlines and open gaps, and drafts policy revisions and weekly regulatory digests. Outputs are drafts for attorney review.

Anthropic's official IP plugin: trademark clearance screening, freedom-to-operate and infringement triage, invention disclosure intake, drafting or responding to cease-and-desist letters and DMCA takedowns, open-source license compliance checks and renewal deadline tracking.

Anthropic's official plugin for US law school clinics: faculty set clinic rules once, then students use it for structured intake, first drafts, IRAC memo scaffolds, deadline tracking and end-of-term handoffs. It scaffolds; students analyze. Check data retention first; supervisors review output.