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AI for your profession · Legal

AI for lawyers. Find the research and drafting AI can take first.

Legal AI tools now research, review contracts and draft at speed, and they still invent citations. Learn to use them for real leverage while protecting your clients and your licence.

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What changes

Your work, re-mapped.

How AI is changing this work today, task by task. Your assessment maps it onto your own week.

Tasks AI can already do for you.

  • First drafts of routine contracts and letters
  • Summaries of long documents and judgments
  • Clause extraction from contract stacks
  • Formatting and proofreading

The curriculum

Ten modules.
One path through them.

Your assessment orders these for your level and goals and skips what you already know. Open any module to see what it covers.

01How legal AI works and fails5 topics

Understand why AI can draft a brief in seconds and still cite a case that doesn't exist.

  1. How language models produce text
  2. Hallucinated citations: famous cases and lessons
  3. General chatbots vs legal research tools
  4. Grounding answers in real sources
  5. What AI cannot do for a lawyer
02Confidentiality and professional duty5 topics

Use AI without breaching privilege, confidentiality or bar rules.

  1. Client data and consumer AI tools
  2. Privilege and third-party processing
  3. Bar council and law society guidance
  4. Disclosing AI use to clients and courts
  5. An AI use policy for your practice
03AI legal research5 topics

Research faster across case law and statutes, and verify everything.

  1. Asking research questions precisely
  2. Comparing jurisdictions
  3. Verifying citations and quotations
  4. Tracking how authorities have been treated
  5. Building a research memo with AI
04Contract review at scale5 topics

Review contracts against your positions in a fraction of the time.

  1. Clause extraction and comparison
  2. Playbooks for standard positions
  3. Risk flags and deviation reports
  4. Due diligence across data rooms
  5. Quality-checking AI review
05Drafting with AI5 topics

Produce first drafts that sound like your firm, then make them right.

  1. Templates and precedent banks
  2. Drafting in Word with AI assistants
  3. Tone for clients, courts and counterparties
  4. Redlining and version comparison
  5. Avoiding boilerplate errors
06Litigation support5 topics

Prepare cases faster: chronologies, summaries and arguments.

  1. Building chronologies from documents
  2. Summarising depositions and evidence
  3. Testing arguments against counterarguments
  4. Preparing witness and hearing notes
  5. E-discovery basics
07AI for in-house and compliance teams5 topics

Handle the volume of contracts, policies and questions from the business.

  1. Self-serve contract intake
  2. Policy and regulation summaries
  3. Compliance monitoring with AI
  4. Answering repeat business queries
  5. Working with legal ops tools
08Practice management and client service5 topics

Win back non-billable hours and serve clients faster.

  1. Client intake and conflict checks
  2. Time capture and billing narratives
  3. Client updates and FAQs
  4. Knowledge management
  5. Marketing a modern practice
09Choosing and evaluating legal AI tools5 topics

Pick the right tools and prove they work for your matters.

  1. Build vs buy for a firm
  2. Security and data residency questions
  3. Running a pilot on real matters
  4. Measuring accuracy and time saved
  5. Contracts with AI vendors
10AI regulation and your future practice5 topics

Understand the laws now governing AI, and the new advisory work they create.

  1. The EU AI Act and risk tiers
  2. Data protection and AI, including India's DPDP Act
  3. Intellectual property and AI output
  4. New practice areas in AI law
  5. A 90-day plan for your practice

Outcomes

By the end, you can.

  • 01Run AI-assisted research and verify every authority it cites
  • 02Review a stack of contracts against your playbook in hours, not days
  • 03Set an AI use policy that protects client confidentiality
  • 04Evaluate legal AI vendors with the right questions

Tools and techniques you'll use

  • Harvey
  • CoCounsel
  • Lexis+ AI
  • Westlaw AI
  • Spellbook
  • Luminance
  • ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini

Who it's forAdvocates, in-house counsel, paralegals, law students and legal operations teams.

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Questions

Good to know.

Can lawyers use ChatGPT for legal research?

Carefully. General chatbots can invent cases and quotations, and courts have sanctioned lawyers for filing them. The course teaches when to use dedicated legal research tools, how to verify every citation, and how to keep client data confidential.

Is this course specific to one country?

The skills apply across common law and civil law systems. Where rules differ, such as professional conduct and data protection, we cover the main frameworks and show you how to check your own jurisdiction's guidance.

When does the course open?

The full course is being built now and opens to the waitlist first. Join with your email and we'll tell you as soon as it's ready.

How is the course personalised?

Before the course, a five-minute assessment, by text or by voice with Iris, our AI guide, learns your role, daily work, skills and goals. Your personal playbook then orders these modules for your level and goals and skips what you already know.

What can I do while I wait?

Take the assessment now. You get your personal AI playbook straight away, with the tasks in your work AI can take over, the ones it speeds up, and your learning path.