Learn to combine AI with your documents, templates and working methods to prepare research, analyse case materials and produce structured drafts, under your supervision.
With Dian Diallo, learn to organise assistance suited to your practice: precise instructions, selected sources, workflow steps and clearly defined approvals.
Prepare a case summary and extract facts, parties, dates and amounts. Cross-reference documents to build a timeline, identify contradictions and flag missing information. Link the findings you retain to the documents that support them.
Break down a legal question, examine arguments for and against, and prepare a research note. Learn to find original sources, check whether they are current and applicable, and highlight uncertainties and issues requiring further research.
Compare two versions of a contract or check a document against an approved template. Identify changes, missing clauses and inconsistencies. Prepare a table of discussion points and possible revised wording for review before any negotiation.
Prepare an initial draft of a note, legal opinion, letter or summary using the available documents and your templates. Organise a review of the facts, references and consistency of the text before approval by the professional responsible.
Organise templates, clauses and notes approved for reuse. Test an internal search tool to find a precedent, its sources and its date, while respecting access rights and keeping case files separate.
Learn to configure an assistant for preparing a case file, reviewing clauses or checking references. Combine instructions, approved documents and a sequence of steps: research, compare, prepare, verify. Define when the assistant must ask for clarification, stop or submit its work for approval.
The capabilities covered depend on the tools selected, accessible sources and permissions available. The exercises help you test their usefulness and limitations.
Workshops use public sources, fictional cases or documents expressly authorised for the intended use. Specialist legal content is scoped with a qualified practitioner.
Learn to define a task, analyse documents, compare clauses and prepare drafts with explicit checks.
Develop your priority use cases and test a supervised process: instructions, reference documents, workflow steps and approval criteria.
Training focuses on learning and experimentation. Integration with the firm’s software or operational deployment requires a separate scoping process.
Research, case analysis, contracts or document preparation: let’s start with a specific need to define exercises and a level of detail suited to your team.
Let’s discuss your training