Build Your Firm's AI Motion-Review Playbook
Start with our free NY motor vehicle defense review playbook for Claude. If it proves useful, add your firm's preferred cases, partner review standards, carrier requirements, and recurring motion issues.
The free playbook is the review system. The firm-specific version is that system customized to how your firm actually litigates.
The risk
Your firm already has a motion practice. It just lives in too many places.
The firm standard is spread across old drafts, partner redlines, associate memory, carrier instructions, one-off emails, and personal AI prompts. The playbook turns that judgment into a reusable review asset.
The review
- Missed body parts or serious-injury categories
- 90/180 treated too generally
- Defense IME findings that create triable issues
- Degeneration opinions that do not address exacerbation
- Treatment-gap arguments plaintiff can explain
- Graves maintenance or entrustment gaps
- CPLR 3212(f) prematurity risk
- Exhibit, NYSCEF, and citation consistency problems
Start Free. Make It Firm-Specific Later.
The base playbook is useful on its own. The private firm layer is the longer-term asset: your preferred authorities, review standards, and recurring motion judgment codified into the same workflow.
Start here
Free Base Playbook
Our NY motor vehicle defense review system for Claude.
- Public NY motor vehicle cases, statutes, topic files, and rule summaries
- 5102(d), Graves Amendment, liability, and CPLR 3212(f) review workflows
- Source-linked issue spotting for one public or redacted motion
- Live install and walkthrough at no cost
Customize later
Private Firm Layer
The same review system adapted to how your firm litigates.
- Preferred cases, arguments, and motion language
- Partner review comments turned into reusable checks
- Carrier requirements, formatting rules, and filing standards
- County, judge, plaintiff-firm, and IME risk patterns your attorneys track
Built For The Motions NY Defense Firms File Every Week
The same source-linked structure supports pre-filing review across the recurring motion types in New York motor vehicle defense.
5102(d) Threshold Motions
Checks pleaded categories, body parts, IME findings, MRI causation, treatment gaps, 90/180 proof, admissible form, and plaintiff opposition risk.
Graves Amendment Motions
Reviews owner/lessor proof, trade-or-business status, negligent-maintenance allegations, negligent-entrustment theories, and timing risks.
Liability Motions
Maps the facts to VTL duties, right-of-way rules, unsafe lane-change patterns, rear-end presumptions, comparative fault, and CPLR 3212(f).
Compounding firm asset
The more you use it, the more it reflects how your firm litigates.
The base playbook knows New York motor vehicle defense. Your private firm layer can capture the judgment that usually stays in redlines, emails, old motions, and partner memory.
Nothing has to learn silently from your files. Approved review comments, preferred authorities, and recurring standards are deliberately added so the asset stays controlled, inspectable, and useful for future matters.
What can become firm-specific
- Preferred 5102(d), Graves, and liability authorities
- Partner review comments that should become reusable checks
- Carrier-specific motion requirements and formatting conventions
- IME report language that your reviewers treat as dangerous
- County, judge, or plaintiff-firm patterns your attorneys account for
- Firm standards for when to file, revise, narrow, or hold a motion
Start With One Motion
The first session is designed to be concrete. We install the base playbook, run a motion review, and identify what would make the review match your firm's practice.
Install the base playbook
Bring the AI tool you already use. We add the NY motor vehicle defense review playbook and walk through what it contains.
Run it on a real motion
We review a public NYSCEF motion or a draft you choose and generate a short opposition-risk audit.
Identify your firm layer
We mark what your attorneys would change: preferred cases, partner comments, carrier requirements, and recurring review standards.
The playbook runs inside the AI tool you choose. DocketDrafter does not receive your documents when you use the local playbook. You remain responsible for your firm's AI policy, confidentiality obligations, protective orders, and court rules.
Common Questions
Is this drafting software?
The first use case is review. Your firm drafts the motion, then the playbook audits it before filing. Drafting is available later, after you trust the review workflow.
Is this just a prompt?
No. A prompt gives Claude instructions once. A playbook is a reusable set of issue catalogs, source files, workflows, and firm-specific standards that can be inspected and improved.
Does it make up cases?
The playbook is built around bundled cases, statutes, topic files, and issue catalogs. Substantive outputs link back to source authority where available.
Can we see what it is relying on?
Yes. The playbook is attorney-readable. We can show the issue catalogs, topic files, source files, and review workflow directly.
Can this use our firm's standards instead?
Yes. The base NY motor vehicle defense playbook is a starting point. We can adapt it to your firm's preferred authorities, recurring arguments, partner review notes, formatting conventions, and carrier-specific requirements.
Does it learn automatically from our files?
No. The firm layer is deliberately updated with approved standards, comments, authorities, and preferences so the playbook stays controlled and inspectable.
Do we need to change our case management system?
No. This is not a replacement for TrialWorks, CARET, Filevine, or your document system. Start with one public or redacted motion.