amicus-coalition
Amicus Coalition Management
Coordinates multi-organization amicus briefs from intake through filing. Prevents the most common coalition failures: unauthorized org listings, missed sign-off deadlines, incomplete disclosures, version proliferation, and unresolved policy disagreements.
Quick Start
- Gather intake (Checkpoint A below)
- Establish governance and backward timeline from filing deadline
- Align positions via Issue-Framing Memo
- Draft under single-pen authority with controlled circulation
- Resolve conflicts; escalate if needed
- Execute two-step sign-off protocol
- Verify disclosures, format cover/caption, file
Defaults (when user says "use defaults" or "just draft"): forum-agnostic draft with [VERIFY FORUM] markers; single-pen authority with lead counsel; sign-off cutoff 48 hours before filing deadline.
Checkpoint A: Pre-Draft Intake
Gather before drafting. Do not proceed until collected or gaps flagged.
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