ChatGPT Prompt: Draft Interrogatories, RFPs, and RFAs for Any Case
Draft interrogatories, RFPs, or RFAs that are specific enough to enforce and broad enough to capture what you actually need.
The Prompt
Variables (4)
| Variable | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| {{case_type}} | Case Type | Wrongful termination under FEHA |
| {{key_topics}} | Information Needed | - Comp plans 2022-2024 - Performance reviews - Internal complaint records |
| {{theory_of_case}} | Theory of the Case | Employer used 'performance' as pretext for retaliation after FMLA leave. |
| {{local_limits}} | Local Discovery Limits | FRCP 33 — 25 interrogatories incl. subparts |
Expected Output
A complete numbered set of discovery requests with definitions, instructions, and requests calibrated to your jurisdiction's limits.
Usage Notes
Always cross-check the count against local rules — ChatGPT will overshoot interrogatory limits. Strip boilerplate definitions you do not actually need. Best run on GPT-5 with file upload for full case context.
Legal Sources Referenced
- FRCP 26
- FRCP 33
- FRCP 34
- FRCP 36
Originally featured in: ChatGPT Prompts for Lawyers: The Complete Guide
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