Employment matters generate a steady stream of writing tasks — demands, summaries, discovery, complaint outlines, client updates — each of which takes a capable person an hour or more. Each of those takes Parker minutes instead. Give it the underlying facts and documents, and it produces a first draft in your firm's voice.

You don't need to attach anything. Parker already has the intake facts, client documents, and case notes across your systems. Just name the matter and say what you need.

Five things to hand Parker first

And the one that quietly saves the most time: case notes → work product. Parker converts rough notes and call memos into organized, filing-ready summaries and next-step lists.

Real prompts to try

Phrased the way you'd actually ask. Parker has the facts — just ask.

"Draft a demand letter for the Reyes wrongful termination matter."
Parker pulls the intake facts and timeline, builds the demand in your firm's template and tone, and returns an editable draft with the supporting facts already worked in.
"Catch me up on the Reyes file before my call this afternoon."
Parker reads across the file and gives you a one-page summary on screen — parties, key dates, the claims, and where the matter stands right now.
"Go through the client and employer records on Reyes and build me a timeline."
Parker reviews the records, organizes them, and returns a date-ordered timeline of the key events — hires, complaints, reviews, and the termination — flagging anything that looks missing.
"Opposing counsel sent interrogatories on Reyes — draft our responses and objections."
Parker drafts each response and objection, flags anything it's unsure about for your review, and returns it as a working draft you can refine.
"Outline a complaint for the Tran retaliation and FEHA harassment case."
Parker lays out each count with its elements and the supporting allegations, returned as a structured outline ready for you to build on.
"What's missing or weak in Tran for proving constructive discharge?"
Parker reviews the case notes and gives you a short rundown of the gaps and the documents worth requesting — answered right in the chat.

A typical matter, start to finish

A wrongful-termination matter, illustrating where Parker fits into your existing workflow:

01 · INTAKE
Triage
Parker summarizes the intake call and flags the viable claims.
02 · BUILD
Draft
It drafts the demand from the client's timeline and documents.
03 · LITIGATE
Outline
It outlines the complaint and drafts discovery responses for review.
04 · UPDATE
Inform
It keeps the client informed with clear, reviewable status drafts.

Getting the best results: Parker works from the facts already in your systems — just name the matter and say what you need. Always treat its output as a draft for attorney review.