What does this skill do?

The Legal Feasibility Analysis Skill performs a structured analysis of the feasibility of a legal action, evaluating the legal basis, available evidence, case law, costs, risks, and out-of-court alternatives. It provides a report with a feasibility score from 0 to 10, strengths, weaknesses, a reasoned recommendation, and key questions for the client.

Initial Feasibility Consultation
Assess whether it is worth filing a lawsuit before making a commitment to the client during the initial consultation.
Preparing a Lawsuit
Organize and verify the soundness of the procedural argument before presenting it in court.
Identifying Weaknesses
Identify insufficient evidence or controversial arguments that need to be strengthened before going to court.
Cost-Benefit Analysis
Weigh the cost, time, and emotional impact against the actual likelihood of collection and success.

Usage examples

🧾 Consumer Dispute
A customer purchased a laptop for €1,200, but the store refused to replace it after it had been in the repair shop for 45 days. Assess the feasibility of filing a lawsuit to seek a replacement or refund, plus compensation for emotional distress.
🏢 B2B Default
A design firm charged an advance payment of €8,000 but failed to deliver the website within four months. Assess the feasibility of terminating the contract and seeking damages.
📋 Before Filing a Lawsuit
I have a case of unpaid rent involving a lease agreement, messages, and a certified fax that was ignored. Is it worth filing a lawsuit, or should I try to negotiate?
🔍 Strengthen the thesis
Please analyze the weaknesses in my legal argument regarding a civil liability case involving a traffic accident before filing the lawsuit.

Features

Feasibility Score 0–10 Breakdown by category: legal basis, evidentiary strength, case law trends, enforcement, and cost-benefit analysis.
Strengths and Weaknesses Analysis Identify strong evidence and weaknesses in the argument to strengthen it before going to court.
Reasoned Recommendation A clear decision on whether to sue, negotiate, wait, or advise against taking action, based on honest reasoning.
Alternative Out-of-Court Plan Specific steps to take if filing a lawsuit is not recommended and the problem can be resolved through other means.
Key Questions for the Client Generate 5 additional questions that the attorney should ask to refine the assessment and fill in any gaps.

Frequently asked questions

No. The skill works with Claude without requiring any additional MCPs; it just requires you to provide the case details in natural language.
No. It is a support tool that structures the analysis and provides an informed assessment, but the final decision always rests with the attorney.
It can be used in any legal field (civil, commercial, consumer, contractual, etc.) as long as the essential details of the case are provided.
Yes. The skill is open source under the MIT license, and you can adapt the sections of the report to your firm's methodology.
Legal Feasibility Analysis — Strategic Assessment of Lawsuits with Claude AI

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