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Guides blood product compatibility testing with antibody identification and crossmatch protocols. Use when managing blood bank testing, resolving antibody workups, or selecting compatible products.

Drafts a shareholder resolution authorizing voluntary dissolution of a corporation with state-specific compliance, voting documentation, recitals, winding-up authorizations, and certification. Use when shareholders formally approve voluntary dissolution, corporate wind-down, or entity liquidation.

Generates a structured internal lien resolution summary for personal injury settlement cases. Triggers when resolving liens post-settlement, preparing settlement distribution statements, or auditing lien payoffs across health insurance subrogation, Medicare/Medicaid, hospital liens, workers' comp, and ERISA plans.

Drafts initial board resolutions (organizational meeting minutes) for newly formed U.S. corporations. Covers bylaw adoption, officer elections, banking, stock issuance, IP assignment, tax elections, and corporate formalities. Use when forming a corporation and establishing governance records for banks, investors, or regulators.

Produces a litigation-ready forensic accounting investigation report structured for expert disclosure and evidentiary use. Covers financial irregularities, asset tracing, fraud analysis, quantified damages, and defensible conclusions with exhibits. Use when drafting a forensic accounting report, expert report, fraud investigation summary, asset concealment analysis, or pre-trial financial investigation materials.

Drafts FINRA Rule 4512-compliant customer account records for broker-dealers. Use when onboarding customers, updating account information, or preparing for regulatory examinations. Triggers on requests involving customer account documentation, CIP/AML obligations, trusted contact designations, suitability profiling, or SEC Rule 17a-3 recordkeeping in broker-dealer contexts.

Prepares IRS-compliant final tax returns for dissolving C-corps (Form 1120), S-corps (Form 1120-S), and partnerships (Form 1065). Covers short-year reporting, liquidating distributions, K-1 issuance, and dissolution-period deadlines. Trigger when drafting or reviewing a final return for a dissolving corporation, winding-up entity, or corporate liquidation closing.

Drafts a board of directors resolution authorizing a cash, stock, or property dividend to shareholders. Enforces solvency testing (equity and balance sheet), WHEREAS/RESOLVED clause structure, critical date triad (declaration/record/payment), officer authorization, and Secretary certification under Delaware DGCL §170 or equivalent state statute. Use when documenting board approval of a dividend distribution or when corporate governance records require a formal profit-distribution authorization.

Drafts a U.S. Depository Account Agreement governing the institution–depositor relationship for checking, savings, money market, and CD accounts. Enforces Regulation CC (funds availability), Regulation E (electronic fund transfers), Regulation DD (truth in savings), BSA/AML, PATRIOT Act, and OFAC. Embeds required disclosures, liability limits, error resolution, fee structures, and ownership provisions. Trigger keywords: "depository account agreement", "deposit account terms", "checking account agreement", "savings account agreement", "funds availability", "Reg CC", "Reg E", "Reg DD".

Advises on corporate law matters including entity formation, governance, finance, M&A, securities, venture capital, non-profits, and dissolution. Use when drafting governance documents, structuring transactions, selecting entity types, or navigating fiduciary duties and corporate formalities.

Drafts a U.S. corporate compliance program checklist anchored in DOJ ECCP, Federal Sentencing Guidelines Chapter 8, and SEC enforcement priorities. Covers governance, risk assessment, training, monitoring, reporting, domain-specific obligations, documentation, and phased implementation. Use when building, evaluating, or strengthening a compliance program, preparing for regulatory inquiry, or conducting annual program assessments.

Drafts complete U.S. corporate bylaws harmonized with Articles of Incorporation and tailored to state statute (Delaware GCL, MBCA, or state-specific). Use for new corporation formations, governance overhauls, or updating existing bylaws for closely-held or emerging-growth corporations.