Courses, tools and templates for legal AI you can defend.
Every citation checked, every clause traced to a source, every draft signed off by a human. Learn the method, pick the right tool, and run it inside your own account.
Learn the method, one hour at a time.
Narrated, practical courses. Each takes about an hour and ends in an artefact you keep — paired with a skill you run in your own AI.
Private AI for Law Firms
Run AI models as capable as the frontier — on infrastructure the firm controls — so a privileged document never leaves the building.
AI for Solos & Small Firms
An implementation playbook for a firm with no IT department — what to adopt, in what order, on what budget, and without breaching confidentiality.
AI Contract Review, Clause by Clause
Review any commercial contract with AI — clause by clause, with a risk flag, a departure check, and a key-terms sweep — while keeping every judgement your own.
34 legal AI tools, reviewed properly.
Honest reviews of the tools law firms actually use — sorted by task, with pricing, confidentiality and our verdict.
ChatGPT
The general-purpose assistant most lawyers try first — strong at drafting, explaining and rewriting across almost any legal task.
Claude
A general assistant known for long documents and careful writing — often the better writer of the big assistants for reports, advice and contracts.
Gemini
Google's assistant, tightly integrated with Docs, Gmail and the rest of Workspace — pragmatic if your firm already runs on Google.
CoCounsel
Thomson Reuters' legal AI assistant (from the Casetext team) for research, document review and drafting grounded in trusted legal content.
Lexis+ AI / Protégé
LexisNexis' AI layer over its research platform, with conversational search, summarisation and drafting linked to its citator.
vLex Vincent AI
vLex's research assistant, strong on multi-jurisdictional and comparative material.
Files that open, calculate and zoom.
Contract Review Pack
Review any commercial contract clause by clause — with a key-terms check and a negotiation planner.
Clause & Precedent Pack
A drafting clause library with source notes, fallback positions and a change log.
Research Memo Pack
The IRAC memo template, an authority table and a verification checklist, with a worked example.
Client Intake & Engagement Pack
Intake form, scope letter and engagement terms, with a conflict check.
Give your AI the legal method.
24 installable skills — a SKILL.md your AI loads on demand. It answers from the source and says [NOT IN SOURCE] instead of inventing.
Label every claim [AUTHORITY] or [REASONING]. Anything not in the source is [NOT IN SOURCE].
One AI development. One legal use case. One asset you can use.
Every week we translate what shipped in AI — new models, agent skills, evals, provenance — into something a lawyer can actually use.
The method, on real problems.
Three worked examples: a fabricated citation caught, a contract reviewed against a playbook, and AI approved for privileged data.
The citation that didn't exist
An AI-assisted research memo arrived with a confident quotation from a case. The proposition was exactly what the matter needed — which is what made it dangerous.
A contract reviewed in forty minutes
A 30-page supply agreement needed reviewing against the firm's standard positions before a negotiation the next morning.
AI the board would approve
The business wanted AI assistance, but privileged and personal data could not go to a public model, and procurement wanted a policy first.
Built for privileged data and honest disclosure.
Your data stays yours
Run the method inside your own ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. Nothing privileged leaves your control.
AI is always labelled
Our video presenter is AI and says so. Any AI-assisted passage carries the same disclosure discipline.
Humans sign off
Agents practise, coach and score. They never issue a verification claim — a named lawyer does.