Artificial Intelligence for Legal Professionals and Insolvency Administrators (AILAW)

AI - Artificial Intelligence, AI for Professions

This three-day course explains practical use of modern AI tools in legal practice and insolvency administration, providing a comprehensive view of AI potentials and limits. Participants learn how LLMs analyse legal texts, structure documents and aid decisions.

It covers hands-on practice with prompt engineering, automation of routine tasks and AI-assisted drafting of filings and contracts. The course also covers integration strategies, pilot deployments, and security and ethics, including data protection and the EU AI Act.

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  • Basics of AI for legal practice
    1. Motivation: why AI matters for lawyers today (case studies, numbers, trends)
    2. Basics of AI, ML, NLP and large language models (LLMs) with legal focus
    3. How AI "reads" text: tokens, embeddings and transformers
    4. Overview of tools: ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini and law-focused platforms
    5. Prompt engineering: writing effective queries for summaries and opinions
    6. Automation of administrative processes: document sorting, templates, records
    7. Ethics and regulation: EU AI Act, GDPR and handling sensitive data
  • AI in legal processes and integration strategy
    1. AI for research and analysis of case law
    2. Automating communications with courts, debtors, banks, public bodies
    3. Preparing filings and contracts with AI as an assistant
    4. Creating and managing templates (e.g. insolvency notices, standard contracts)
    5. Advanced prompting: Chain of Thought, reflection, self-critique, role prompting
    6. Integrating AI into firm workflow: processes and team collaboration
    7. AI strategy: quick wins versus long-term projects, roadmap and governance
    8. AI security: risks, hallucinations, output validation and responsible use
  • Practical workshop: AI in action
    1. Drafting and reviewing a contract with AI (workflow simulation)
    2. Preparing a court filing step by step
    3. Summarising a long file or decision into key points
    4. Drafting correspondence with debtors or institutions using AI
    5. Exercise: develop a participant’s own AI use-case from practice
    6. Discussion: limits and best practices for deploying AI in legal work
Assumed knowledge:
No technical AI knowledge required; basic PC skills and familiarity with legal documents are enough.
Schedule:
3 days (9:00 AM - 5:00 PM )
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