Fundamentals of Prompt Engineering for Lawyers

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On-Demand The class is fully asynchronous. Do the work at your own pace, turn in your assignment when you're ready, and get instant feedback via model answers and video review sessions.

Interactive Learn with dynamic, interactive modules that keep you engaged in active learning using a variety of learning modes.

Experiential Includes practical assessments throughout the class, plus a capstone assignment where you apply your skills in the context of a real-world matter.

Overview

This course introduces lawyers and other legal professionals to the fundamentals of careful prompt engineering as an effective method for generating responsive, high-quality legal content using generative AI models. Participants will learn the key elements of effective prompt engineering and how to apply these elements to any assignment using any generative AI platform in a manner that is safe, ethical, and consistent with professional standards. The course also helps participants recognize and mitigate the limitations and associated risks when using generative AI. Throughout the course, participants learn by working through concrete, practical examples.

Objectives

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:

Apply prompt engineering techniques to a variety of assigned tasks
Recognize the limitations and challenges associated with prompt engineering in legal practice
Develop strategies to mitigate the limitations of prompt engineering
Apply critical thinking skills to evaluate the output generated through prompt engineering

Simulation Exercise

Participants are presented with a software-development client considering entering into a joint venture with a potential partner. Participants are asked to prepare a comprehensive limited partnership agreement defining the roles, responsibilities, and financial obligations of the parties and incorporating key business terms, using generative AI to create the first draft.

Instructors Who Practice What They Teach

Adriel Sanders

x-Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

David Case

x-White & Case; x-Orrick

Doug Young

x-Baker McKenzie; x-White & Case

Aaron Melville

Global Head of Tech Transactions, Uber; x-Disney; x-O’Melveny; x-Weil Gotshal

Chris Drews

x-Disney

Julie Ryan

Head of Experiential Learning, AltaClaro; x-Akin Gump; x-Clifford Chance

Mick Galvin

x-Sidley; x-Allen & Overy

Stephen Kaplitt

x-Weil Gotshal; x-Cadwalader

Clara Duffield

x-Baker McKenzie

Mike Shea

x-Baker McKenzie, x-Morrison & Foerster

John Babcock

Partner, Waldrep Wall

Success Stories

"I think this is a gamechanger for training. Associates can benefit from the guidance of real practitioners and learn in a low stakes environment."

Anjie Vichayanonda Associate, Haynes & Boone LLP

"As an experienced practitioner who has worked in both AmLaw 100 and public company, in-house environments, the training AltaClaro provided helped supplement my knowledge of corporate law."

Ryan Nayar Legal Counsel, Centrica

Interested in this Class?

Our master classes are delivered in an experiential "bootcamp" framework. Students participate in small cohorts that go through the learning materials, assignments, and live review sessions together with experienced practitioner-instructors.

We serve law firms of all sizes, individual professionals, and groups of professionals (in-house departments, networks, and associations). Find out more about how we can help you.

Fundamentals of Prompt Engineering for Lawyers

Class Content

Overview

Objectives

Simulation Exercise

CLE Credit

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