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Legal AI for Lawyers: Practical Training for Australian Firms

Legal AI means using tools such as ChatGPT, Claude and Microsoft Copilot to draft, summarise and review legal work faster, while a lawyer checks every result and protects client confidentiality.

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Format
Team workshop or 1:1
Duration
Half-day to 6 sessions
Location
Sydney · Melbourne · Online
Price
Quote on request
For
Lawyers and legal teams

Outcomes

What changes for your team

  1. 01

    Get first drafts in minutes

    Letters, summaries and clauses ready for your review.

  2. 02

    Use AI within your duties

    Clear rules on confidentiality, privilege and checking.

  3. 03

    Spend more time on advice

    Less time on admin, more on the work clients value.

Included

Five ways lawyers use legal AI today

  • Summarising documents

    Long contracts, discovery and transcripts cut to key points.

  • Drafting letters and emails

    Clear first drafts from your notes, in plain English.

  • Reviewing contracts

    Flag unusual clauses and missing terms for a lawyer to check.

  • Building chronologies

    Turn a pile of documents into a dated timeline.

  • Explaining the law simply

    Plain-language summaries for clients, checked by you.

How it works

How the programme adapts to your firm

  1. 1

    Map your practice

    Your practice areas, tools and confidentiality rules.

  2. 2

    Train on real matters

    Hands-on sessions with de-identified examples from your work.

  3. 3

    Set rules and check in

    A one-page AI policy, then monthly check-ins as tools change.

Built by your coach

Caspermate

Taught by a developer who builds with AI

Your trainer builds AI systems such as Caspermate, so you learn how these tools work, where they fail and how to check them.

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Pricing

Pricing

Quotefor teams

Firm workshops are quoted on size and format. Individual 1:1 coaching starts from $1,500 AUD.

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  • A short call to scope your needs
  • Training built on your real tasks
  • A one-page AI use policy
  • Prompt templates for your top tasks
  • Monthly check-ins

Risks

Five risks to manage

General information, not legal advice. Check the rules for your court and jurisdiction.

  1. 01Confidentiality and privilege

    Client information in a public AI tool may breach confidentiality. Use approved tools only.

  2. 02Made-up cases and quotes

    AI can invent cases and citations that look real. Check every one against the source.

  3. 03Court rules on AI

    Several Australian courts have issued practice notes on generative AI. Know the ones that apply to you.

  4. 04Your duties still apply

    You stay responsible for the advice and every document you file or send.

  5. 05Where data is stored

    Check if a tool keeps data offshore or uses it to train models.

FAQ

Common questions

Bring practical AI to your legal team

Tell us about your practice. We reply within 24 hours.

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