Litigation Strategy and Similar Case Search Report

Problem

When preparing for a case, lawyers and clients often receive only a natural-language description of facts. It is hard to identify searchable legal issues, decide whether the dispute depends more on statutory interpretation or local case law, and turn scattered facts into a defensible pre-trial plan. This skill converts case analysis, litigation strategy, similar-case search, statute search, and pre-trial preparation needs into a structured report instead of making a blunt “winnable” or “unwinnable” claim.

Core capabilities and workflow

• Fact reconstruction: extracts parties, relationships, timeline, evidence types, procedural status, and client objectives while flagging material uncertainty.
• Issue decomposition: breaks the dispute into searchable questions such as cause of action, elements of a claim, burden of proof, contract validity, damages, jurisdiction, and procedure.
• Search orchestration: runs deli-cli setup and command discovery, then uses the returned commands for statute search and similar-case search; statutory issues favor laws, judicial interpretations, and normative documents, while local judicial trends favor case search.
• Result comparison: maps returned statutes and cases to the report, extracts judicial rules, and marks favorable points, unfavorable points, and applicability limits.
• Strategy output: proposes primary and alternative claims, evidence reinforcement items, likely defenses, procedural and cost considerations, and risk warnings.

Boundaries and cautions

This skill is oriented toward Mainland China law, relying on publicly available legal norms, judicial interpretations, and published judgments. If deli-cli is unavailable or search fails, the output remains conditional and must be marked as search-limited. The more complete the input facts, the more reliable the analysis; when key facts are missing, the report should only propose hypothetical paths and must not invent statutes, case numbers, court views, or cost data.