legal.txt

Ideas for types of claims to focus on:

1. Defamation (https://www.justia.com/trials-litigation/docs/caci/1700/1704/)

	A. Element 1: Person A said something to Person B 

	B. Element 2: Person B understood that what was said was about Person A

	C. Element 3: Person B said that what was said meant that Person A had done something wrong

	D. Element 4: Person A failed to use reasonable care todetermine the truth or falsity of the statement(s)

2. Negligence (https://www.justia.com/trials-litigation/docs/caci/400/400/)

	A. Element 1: Defendant was negligent

	B. Element 2: Plaintiff was harmed

	C. Element 3: The negligence of Defendant was a substantial factor in Plaintiff's harm

3. Breach of contract ("cause of action for damages for breach of contract is comprised of the following elements: (1) the contract, (2) plaintiff's performance or excuse for nonperformance, (3) defendant's breach, and (4) the resulting damages to plaintiff.")

  A. Element 1: A contract exists
  
  B. Element 2: Plaintiff's performance or excuse for non-performance
  
  C. Element 3: Defendant's Breach
  
  D. Element 4: Resulting damages to plaintiff

Complaint structure (format of numbered paragraphs):

1. Caption

2. Introduction: summary of facts

  [LLM concise summary of facts]

3. Jurisdiction: pretty much hard coded

4. Venue: since we're doing California only, pretty much hard coded

5. Parties

  [Loop for each plaintiff described]

  [Loop for each defendant described]

6. Factual Background

  [LLM numbered paragraph for each material fact]

7. Claims (1...n)

  [Loop for each claim]
  
    [Loop to make sure the filer has satisifed each element of the claim described above]

8. Relief Requested

9. Request for Jury Trial

10. Signature Block

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