Legal Case Visualization Report

Problem

Legal case reports often spread parties, debt, guarantees, enforcement measures, and timelines across documents, tables, and action notes. Manually drawing relationships can mix confirmed facts with unverified leads, weakening delivery confidence. This skill targets execution, recovery, guarantee, debt assignment, and related-party analysis scenarios, turning reports into a single HTML file that opens directly in a browser.

How It Works

• Layer facts before drawing: effective judgments, signed contracts, registrations, and completed enforcement actions are treated as Layer A and drawn with solid lines; suspected, possible, or pending items are treated as Layer B and marked as unverified with dashed lines or labels.
• Follow report structure: it generates SVG charts such as entity relationships, debt assignment and guarantee chains, case timelines, asset and recovery paths, risk matrices, and action priorities, keeping chart order aligned with the source report.
• Minimal frontend stack: it relies on HTML + CSS + SVG and a small amount of native JavaScript, using window.print() for browser-based PDF export instead of heavy dependencies.
• Pre-delivery checks: it verifies that amounts, case numbers, and dates match the source, that Layer A and Layer B are not conflated, that the export button triggers printing, and that the printed layout remains readable.

Boundaries

It is not a general BI tool and is not intended for code architecture diagrams, financial dashboards, or speculative relationship maps without documentary support. If the source report lacks a data category, the corresponding chart should be omitted with a clear reason.