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Untidy Intake Notes Deadline

I just collected a client's handwritten intake page full of shorthand before a [time=10am] conference with [partner=Mo…

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I just collected a client's handwritten intake page full of shorthand before a [time=10am] conference with [partner=Morales]. I have [minutes=90] minutes to turn it into a one-page readable narrative that [partner=Morales] can scan and edit. Tell me which items could change the legal strategy if I misinterpreted them, what I must confirm with the client before drafting, and give me a tight opening paragraph I can use that captures the facts plainly and signals the unknowns.
when the reply comes backPush once: ask it to sharpen the weakest part, and to say what it assumed.

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Client intake notes are messy and the partner expects a clean memo before a 10am meeting.

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Legal Assistant

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