Applying AI in Legal and Law-Firm Practice (AIA)
AI - Artificial Intelligence, AI for Professions
This hands-on course teaches how AI transforms legal work, focusing on practical skills rather than theory. Through real-case exercises you will learn document automation, efficient legal research and building custom AI agents to streamline daily practice.
In this mostly practical course (98%) you'll build and test prompts, learn RAG and agent design, and apply prompt templates for consistent outputs. You will also cover ethics and compliance including GDPR, risk control and secure workflows.
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Introduction to AI in legal practice
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Definition of AI, generative models (LLMs) and machine learning
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Opportunities and limits: from document processing to client service
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Ethical, legal and security principles: data, consent, responsibility
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Ethics, compliance and accountability
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GDPR, the AI Act, and protection of client data (confidentiality)
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Accountability for AI outputs – who is responsible and how
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Internal policies, audits and employee training
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Prompt templates
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How prompt templates work
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Where to find inspiration for templates
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Creating your own prompt templates
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Practical exercises, output comparisons and tool combinations
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RAG – Building your own AI agent (Copilot Studio / ChatGPT / Claude)
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How Copilot agents operate and what problems they solve
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Practical demos: set up an agent to answer queries and manage data
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Workshop: design and test your first agent for legal tasks
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AI tools for creating legal documents
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Generating contract clauses and standard documents
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AI assistance for argument drafting and spotting weaknesses
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Text review: detect risky phrasing, ensure consistency and clarity
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Practical demo: draft a contract and revise it with AI support
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Integrating AI into the office: workflow and technical setup
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Designing the ideal process: lawyer ➝ AI ➝ output
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Connecting tools via Copilot/Office, APIs and internal systems
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Selection criteria: cost, security and user experience
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Closing: discussion and strategic recommendations
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Open discussion
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Challenges: adopting new tech versus traditional practice
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Step-by-step recommendations for office adoption
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Assumed knowledge:
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Basic legal education and comfortable computer use; no prior AI expertise required.
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Schedule:
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1 day (9:00 AM - 5:00 PM )
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