casemark/post-settlement-correspondence
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Drafts structured post-settlement correspondence memorializing negotiation history and final terms in commercial litigation. Use when producing settlement confirmation letters, post-mediation summaries, settlement memoranda, or implementation checklists after parties reach agreement.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- post-settlement-correspondence
- language:
- en
- description:
- Drafts structured post-settlement correspondence memorializing negotiation history and final terms in commercial litigation. Use when producing settlement confirmation letters, post-mediation summaries, settlement memoranda, or implementation checklists after parties reach agreement.
Post-Settlement Correspondence
Produces a structured record of settlement negotiations and final terms for case-file inclusion, client reporting, and implementation tracking.
Prerequisites
- Settlement materials — offers, counteroffers, mediator reports, final term sheets
- Case identification — matter name, case number, court, parties, counsel
- Final agreed terms — amounts, payment structure, non-monetary obligations, release language
- Timeline — dates of negotiation sessions, mediation, and agreement
Quick Start
- Gather all settlement materials and verify final terms are fully agreed
- Confirm whether confidentiality restrictions limit what may appear in correspondence
- Follow the output structure below to draft the correspondence
- Flag any terms requiring court approval or third-party resolution before circulation
Output Structure
1. Header Block
- Date — correspondence date
- Re — matter name, case number, court
- From/To — counsel and/or parties
- Subject — "Confirmation of Settlement Terms"
2. Negotiation Chronology
Concise chronological narrative covering:
- Initial settlement postures and opening demands/offers
- Key negotiation sessions (dates, participants, format)
- Significant concessions and turning points
- Mediator involvement and recommendations (if any)
- Date and manner of final agreement
3. Settlement Terms
Monetary Terms — total consideration, payment structure (lump sum/installments/schedule), deadlines, payment method, late-payment provisions.
Non-Monetary Terms — injunctive relief, behavioral commitments, operational changes, compliance monitoring, future cooperation requirements.
Releases & Dismissals — scope of claims and time periods covered, parties released (including affiliates/successors/agents), carve-outs, dismissal type (with/without prejudice), stipulation requirements.
Restrictive Provisions — confidentiality scope and duration, non-disparagement, future-conduct restrictions, permitted disclosures (tax, regulatory, legal obligation).
4. Special Approval Requirements
Flag if applicable:
- Court approval needed (class actions, minors, incapacitated persons)
- Regulatory/statutory compliance conditions
- Tax reporting implications (1099 obligations, structured settlements)
- Liens or subrogation interests requiring resolution
5. Implementation Checklist
| Action | Responsible Party | Deadline | |--------|-------------------|----------| | Execute settlement agreement | All parties | [DATE] | | File stipulation of dismissal | [Party] | [DATE] | | First/lump-sum payment | [Paying party] | [DATE] | | Subsequent payments | [Paying party] | [SCHEDULE] | | Non-monetary compliance | [Party] | [DATE/Ongoing] | | Confirm receipt and compliance | All counsel | [DATE] |
6. Contact Information
List all counsel and party contacts for implementation coordination.
Pitfalls and Checks
- Precision over narrative — use exact dollar amounts, specific dates, and named parties; never use vague references
- FRE 408 awareness — mark negotiation details appropriately; flag content that may be restricted under settlement privilege
- No legal conclusions — memorialize what was agreed, not what it means; flag interpretive ambiguities for counsel review
- Confidentiality compliance — if the settlement contains confidentiality terms, ensure correspondence respects those restrictions in distribution
- Court-approval matters — when required, note the procedural standard (e.g., fair/reasonable/adequate for class settlements)
- Tax disclaimer — include a note that tax treatment should be confirmed with a tax professional; do not provide tax advice
- Dual audience — document must serve as both a client summary and a detailed attorney reference
Key changes made:
- Frontmatter description — tightened to one sentence with clear trigger guidance
- Added Quick Start — 4-step launch sequence for immediate orientation
- Collapsed Settlement Terms — replaced 4 sub-tables/lists with dense inline paragraphs per category, cutting ~30 lines while preserving every term
- Removed redundant header table — switched to bullet-list format for the header block
- Renamed Guidelines → Pitfalls and Checks — aligns with best-practice section naming
- Trimmed implementation checklist — consolidated "Comply with non-monetary terms" row
- Removed checkbox syntax from chronology and approval sections — cleaner as plain bullets since the agent doesn't track checkbox state
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