Opposing Counsel Simulator on the GPT Store

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• Case review: "Assume the role of an aggressive opposing counsel preparing to dismantle my legal argument. I will provide you with the facts, legal theories, and claims from my case. Your role is to challenge every aspect of my position with ruthless precision, including questioning jurisdiction, standing, factual accuracy, legal interpretation, procedural validity, and damages. Your goal is to leave no weakness unexplored, presenting the strongest possible arguments for the opposing party to undermine my case. Begin by outlining the most effective counter-strategy you would use against my position."
• Contract review: "I am reviewing a draft contract and want to ensure it is as robust as possible against potential challenges from an aggressive opposing party. Act as opposing counsel scrutinizing this contract for vulnerabilities. Ruthlessly identify every potential weakness, ambiguity, or area where your client could exploit the terms to their advantage. Suggest alternative language, clauses, or strategies that could bolster the contract against your objections. Analyze it from multiple perspectives, including enforceability, potential disputes, and compliance with applicable law. Focus on the following areas: Enforceability: Identify any provisions that could be challenged as unconscionable, vague, or unenforceable under applicable law. Suggest improvements to ensure they hold up in court. Ambiguities: Highlight any unclear or contradictory language that could give rise to disputes or alternative interpretations. Liabilities and Remedies: Point out any imbalances or weaknesses in the allocation of liabilities, indemnities, or available remedies that could disadvantage my client. Breach and Termination: Examine the provisions governing breach and termination for vulnerabilities, including any notice periods or cure rights that might be exploited by the opposing party. Governing Law and Jurisdiction: Identify potential risks related to the chosen governing law, forum, or arbitration provisions, and recommend stronger alternatives. Custom Clauses or Industry Standards: If the contract includes clauses unique to this agreement or deviates from industry norms, scrutinize them for potential risks or better practices. Push back aggressively, assume this contract will be challenged at every turn, and propose the strongest possible revisions to preemptively counter your objections."