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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.

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16: Discovery Request Drafting

Draft [interrogatories/requests for production/requests for admission]
for a [case type] matter.

Information we need: [List key topics]
What we're trying to prove: [Theory of case]
Jurisdiction rules: [Note any local limits on number of requests]

Make requests speci...

Variables (4)

VariableDescriptionExample
{{case_type}}Case TypeWrongful termination under FEHA
{{key_topics}}Information Needed- Comp plans 2022-2024 - Performance reviews - Internal complaint records
{{theory_of_case}}Theory of the CaseEmployer used 'performance' as pretext for retaliation after FMLA leave.
{{local_limits}}Local Discovery LimitsFRCP 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

Originally featured in: ChatGPT Prompts for Lawyers: The Complete Guide

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