Attorneys are using AI every day. Some are doing it safely. Some are one ChatGPT prompt away from a sanctions hearing.

In 2023, a New York attorney submitted a legal brief to federal court containing case citations that didn’t exist. His research tool — ChatGPT — had fabricated them. Completely. The judge caught it. The sanctions followed.

That case was Mata v. Avianca. It wasn’t the first time AI got an attorney in trouble. It won’t be the last.

Here’s the truth — AI is not going away. The firms that learn to use it correctly right now are going to have a massive competitive advantage over the ones that either avoid it out of fear or use it recklessly out of enthusiasm. The window to get ahead of this is open right now. But it won’t stay open forever.

The problem isn’t AI. The problem is using the wrong tools, the wrong way, without understanding what you’re actually doing — and what the ABA, your state bar, and the federal courts are watching for.

That’s where we come in.

We train your entire firm — attorneys and support staff — to use AI tools safely, ethically, and effectively. Not in theory. In practice. With your actual documents, your actual workflows, and the tools built specifically for the legal industry.

No jargon. No fear. Just clarity on what AI can do, what it can’t, where it will get you in trouble, and exactly how to use it without ever ending up in front of a judge explaining why you cited a case that doesn’t exist.

What You’ll Learn:

Module 1 — How Legal AI Actually Works
Why tools like standard ChatGPT are fundamentally different from legally grounded tools like Lexis+ AI. What “hallucination” means, why it happens, and why it matters more in a courtroom than anywhere else.

Module 2 — Ethics, Privilege & ABA Compliance
A deep dive into ABA Formal Opinion 512. How to use AI without accidentally waiving attorney-client privilege. What your state bar expects you to know. What federal and state judges are requiring attorneys to certify in their filings right now.

Module 3 — Real Cases. Real Consequences.
Mata v. Avianca and beyond. We walk through real documented AI failures in legal practice — what went wrong, why it went wrong, and the exact verification workflow that prevents it from happening to you.

Module 4 — Advanced Legal Prompt Engineering
This is where it gets good. How to write prompts that get you accurate, usable, legally grounded output. Contract analysis. First-pass demand letters. Policy redlining. Research summaries. All done safely, efficiently, and in a way your paralegal can replicate tomorrow.

How We Deliver It:

Online Self-Paced Course
Your entire firm completes training on their own schedule through our secure learning platform. Includes video lessons, prompt cheat sheets, interactive quizzes, and a completion certificate.

In-Person Half-Day Workshop
We come to your firm — or meet virtually — for a live hands-on session. Bring your laptops. We practice with your actual document templates, run real prompts, and troubleshoot your team’s specific questions in real time. This is the one where the lightbulb moments happen.

Who This Is For:

Any attorney using AI tools without formal training. Firms that have been told to “just use ChatGPT” without any guidance. Managing partners who want their entire team on the same page before something goes wrong. Attorneys who have heard about Mata v. Avianca and thought “that could have been me.”

You don’t need a computer science degree to use AI safely. You need someone who actually understands it to show you how.

And that’s exactly what we do.