Practical AI Tools for Legal Professionals

• Understanding of basic legal document types and workflows
• Experience with digital tools for document creation and file management
• No prior experience with AI tools required

Audience

• Lawyers and legal advisors
• Paralegals and legal assistants
• Corporate legal and compliance teams

AI tools can significantly enhance the productivity and accuracy of legal professionals by streamlining tasks such as contract review, legal research, and drafting of legal documents.

This instructor-led, live training (online or onsite) is aimed at beginner-level to intermediate-level legal professionals who wish to apply AI tools to simplify, accelerate, and enhance their day-to-day legal work.

By the end of this training, participants will be able to:

• Use AI tools to review contracts for risky or missing clauses.
• Generate first drafts of legal documents using generative AI assistants.
• Automate legal research and summarize case law efficiently.
• Organize tasks, deadlines, and legal files with the support of AI-based tools.

Format of the Course

• Interactive lecture and discussion.
• Hands-on practice with real-world legal examples.
• Demonstration and guided use of AI tools in legal workflows.

Course Customization Options

• To request a customized training for this course, please contact us to arrange.

Introduction to AI for Legal Work

• What is AI and how it applies to legal workflows
• Types of AI tools: general vs. legal-specific (Harvey, Spellbook, etc.)
• Ethical, privacy, and accuracy considerations

Automated Contract Review

• Identifying unusual clauses and missing elements with AI
• Reducing review time with language model assistants
• Tools and workflows for safe contract analysis

Drafting Legal Documents

• Using AI to draft contracts, notarized letters, and legal briefs
• Structuring prompts for different legal formats
• Review and editing strategies for AI-generated drafts

AI-Assisted Legal Research

• Conducting fast legal research with AI
• Searching case law, legislation, and legal doctrine
• Verifying AI responses and using citations appropriately

Reading and Summarizing Case Files

• Uploading and processing large legal documents
• Generating summaries in plain and formal language
• Extracting key points, parties, and timelines

Predictive Case Analysis

• Understanding what AI can and cannot predict
• Estimating success based on case factors
• Ethical considerations in predictive modeling

Task and Time Management

• Creating automated reminders and deadline alerts
• Organizing digital case files with AI
• Using virtual assistants for scheduling and tracking

Creating Presentations and Visual Materials

• Using AI to create PowerPoint slides and visual summaries
• Generating graphics for legal education or client communication
• Creating visual timelines and case overviews

Summary and Next Steps