legal-litigation

Provides Georgia and Eleventh Circuit litigation counsel covering deadlines, discovery, judgment enforcement, and filing mechanics.

1|Updated May 17, 2026
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Skill: legal-litigation
Source: https://github.com/Envision-Construction/Envision-Skill-Repo/tree/main/plugins/legal/general-counsel/skills/legal-litigation
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Envision-Construction/Envision-Skill-Repo --skill legal-litigation-envision-construction

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve? Litigation work carries hard deadlines, strict procedural rules, and unauthorized-practice-of-law traps where a single missed date or wrongly signed pleading can forfeit a case. This Skill gives Envision/Prometheus in-session litigation and civil procedure counsel for Georgia State, Magistrate, and Superior Courts plus the Eleventh Circuit, with every authority verified against live sources before it is relied on. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Deadline computation with date math: Calculates answer dates, notice periods, and filing deadlines from the triggering event, citing the statute or rule for each step, and never computes controlling dates from stale snapshots. - Discovery and post-judgment practice: Handles RPD responses with objections and privilege logs, post-judgment discovery under O.C.G.A. § 9-11-69, sanctions posture under § 9-11-37, and judgment enforcement. - Dispossessory, contempt, and settlement posture: Covers Georgia landlord-tenant mechanics (§§ 44-7-50 through 44-7-56), attorney's fees under § 13-1-11, contempt defenses, and settlement-evidence protections under § 24-4-408. - UPL and entity-representation screening: Resolves who may sign and appear for an entity before any filing, since a pleading signed by a non-attorney for a corporation is a nullity. - Use Case: Your company is served with a complaint in Georgia Superior Court. Ask when the answer is due, and the Skill computes the deadline with full date math, screens entity-representation status, and routes the matter through the consult, red-team, and cite-check lifecycle before anything is filed. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to determine when our answer is due and what response posture to take for the complaint we were just served in Fulton County Superior Court.

Frequently Asked Questions about legal-litigation

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I calculate when an answer is due in Georgia Superior Court?▼

Compute the deadline from the service date using the Civil Practice Act period plus service additions and weekend or holiday rollover, citing O.C.G.A. Title 9, Chapter 11 for each step. This Skill shows the full date math and pulls the current rule text rather than relying on memorized periods.

Can an LLC member sign court pleadings for the company in Georgia?▼

No. Only licensed counsel may represent a corporation or LLC in a Georgia court of record, and a pleading signed by a member or officer is a nullity with UPL exposure under O.C.G.A. §§ 15-19-51 and 15-19-56. Magistrate court is a narrow exception whose current scope must be verified before relying on it.

What discovery tools are available after winning a judgment in Georgia?▼

O.C.G.A. § 9-11-69 gives the judgment creditor the full discovery toolkit for post-judgment enforcement, with scope and objection rules that differ from pre-trial discovery. The Skill maps enforcement options including registry and supersedeas economics.

Does this Skill cover the substantive law of a construction or contract dispute?▼

No. It owns procedure, deadlines, posture, and filing mechanics only. Substantive questions route to the matching domain specialist, such as legal-cre for construction defects or legal-contracts for contract merits, while this lens controls anything on a docket or court deadline.

Why does the Skill refuse to quote filing fees or interest rates from memory?▼

Filing fees, statutory interest rates, jurisdictional limits, and notice periods are indexed or periodically adjusted, so a snapshot value can be wrong while everything around it is correct. The Skill pulls the current official publication at each use and labels anything unverifiable as an unverified assumption.