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Above the Law · September 26, 2026 · On the brief until October 10, 2026

‘Adventures In Legal Tech’: How One Litigator Uses Claude To Build His Case Strategy

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Testing legal arguments for weak spots

Litigator Luis Vargas Rivera created a custom instruction set in Claude called Adversarial Review to critique his legal drafts. Solo and small-firm attorneys can use this setup to identify weak spots in motions without needing colleagues. Vargas Rivera also directs his firm marketing toward fellow lawyers for referrals rather than competing for costly consumer keywords.

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Legal practitioners can examine whether automated critique prompts provide adequate preparation compared to feedback from human colleagues.

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