For small and mid-size firms
Leave owning the tool, not a certificate.
Three weeks, and a working tool that runs in your practice: discovery search that cites its sources, a redaction check before filing, or a contract comparison that tells you what actually changed. You build it. You keep it.
A conversation first. Nobody should commit a firm to this from a web page.
Starts January 12, 2027 · 12 places
Built on rules, not opinions
Rule 5.2 states exactly what must be redacted from a federal filing. The EDRM defines the stages discovery actually runs in. These are not judgement calls, which is why a tool can be held to them and checked.
It cites, or it says it cannot
Every answer points at the page it came from. Where the documents do not support an answer, the tool says so instead of producing a confident one. A tool that invents a citation is worse than no tool, and you will test yours against exactly that.
You own it outright
The code, the prompts and the deployment are yours. No seat fee, no renewal, and nothing to renegotiate when the vendor changes its pricing.
Before anything else
No client data goes near this cohort.
You will build against synthetic documents and material already in the public record. Week three covers what has to be true before the tool touches a live matter: where the data sits, what the vendor may retain, what your engagement letter has to say, and what you must be able to tell a client who asks. A firm that cannot answer those should not deploy the tool, and we would rather you find that out in week three than afterwards.
ABA Model Rule 1.6 — confidentiality of information →What it costs
$3,950per attorney
Priced against tool onboarding, not against training. Firms spend $5,000–$20,000 to adopt one vendor tool and own nothing at the end of it.
January, not September. A firm plans training a quarter ahead, and the student cohort in September is a different programme with a different price.
What you leave with
- A deployed tool running on your own infrastructure.
- The source, so any developer can maintain it after you.
- A written record of what it does, for your own risk file.
- A tested answer to the confidentiality question before it goes near a matter.
What you could build
Pick one, or bring the problem that is actually costing you hours.
Every one states what it costs to run and what it ships. Each is grounded in a published project or a published rule, and says which — so you can check the claim before you believe it.
See the whole catalogue — all twenty-four, across every track.
What people ask first.
12 places, starting January 12, 2027.
A conversation first. Nobody should commit a firm to this from a web page.
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