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trade-association-meeting-reviewlisted

Use when reviewing a trade-association meeting (agenda, minutes, attendee list, recordings) for antitrust risk — to produce a draft attendee competitive-relationship map, per-agenda-item risk matrix, high-risk discussion excerpts, output-product inventory, standard-setting and boycott flags, and side-meeting/informal-contact inventory for attorney review — without approving attendance, output products, or concluding lawfulness of any discussion.
zgbrenner/agentcounsel · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 71
Install: claude install-skill zgbrenner/agentcounsel
# Trade Association Meeting Review ## Purpose Produce a structured **draft for attorney review** for trade association meeting review. Organize source-grounded facts, gaps, and review questions without legal conclusions. ## Use When - The user requests trade association meeting review support. - Antitrust/competition issues need issue spotting and workflow organization. - Counsel needs a source-cited draft with explicit gaps and verification items. ## Required Inputs - **Jurisdiction(s) of competitive effect** — every country and, where relevant, state/province where the association or its members operate, or `[verify jurisdiction]`. - **Association context** — association name, membership composition (competitors / suppliers / customers / mixed), meeting type (board, members' meeting, committee, working group, conference, social), meeting date `[deadline verification required]` if user-supplied. - **Attendees** — list of attendees, member entities, competitive relationship, role at meeting, level (executive / commercial / legal / technical). Mark unknowns `unknown/not found/not provided/ambiguous`. - **Agenda items and topics** — verbatim agenda text where available; each topic categorized by risk: high (pricing, costs, customers, output, capacity, wages/hiring, future plans, strategy, market allocation, boycott language), medium (industry conditions, regulatory developments, future planning broadly), low (legislative advocacy, sponsor recognition, social). - **Discuss