client-letter

You generate a law clinic appointment confirmation letter by loading clinic configuration context and selecting the appointment template, which produces a client-facing draft with required student disclosure and supervising solicitor sign-off.

No, you cannot use this for substantive legal advice; it is designed exclusively for non-substantive communications like routine status updates and document requests, ensuring compliance with SRA client care obligations.

You can create three types of routine client correspondence templates: appointment confirmations with date and time details, document request letters with submission instructions, and brief non-substantive status updates.

SRA client care disclosure is enforced through explicit student disclosure language, supervision routing for sign-off, and a pre-send review gate, with AI-assisted labels kept non-client-facing to maintain compliance.

Yes, you need to load clinic configuration context first to select the correct template and enforce SRA-style client disclosure and review gates before producing a client-facing document request draft.

The best way to draft routine status updates without substantive advice is using the status update template, which generates we filed it or we are waiting messages with built-in guardrails to avoid substantive legal guidance.