Thinking to people, legwork to AI: advanced use of LLMs in legal practice
A hands-on workshop built for law firms only. No theory lectures, but real work on real client matters.
A hands-on workshop built for law firms only. No theory lectures, but real work on real client matters.
Burned by AI already? I know how to fix that. Many lawyers today do not believe artificial intelligence can produce a genuinely relevant and accurate legal answer. They tried it and got unusable filler or invented case numbers and statutory provisions. I will show you how to set the guardrails and get results from general-purpose LLMs that hold up to professional standards.
Already using AI? I will show you how to go further. Many colleagues stop at simple questions and answers, which leaves most of the potential on the table. Learn to build long-running Projects and your own AI agents that take on your writing style and your way of arguing. I will also introduce advanced firm-wide assistants that work on their own directly in your e-mail, calendar or shared drive, and show what specialised LegalTech tools can do for your workflow.
I will show you how to get top-quality, reliable legal output from general-purpose LLMs.
The arrival of artificial intelligence changes the rules of the game. My workshop does not promise one magic prompt that solves everything. I teach AI literacy, but above all I pass on practical techniques from day-to-day legal practice.
You get know-how gathered over three years of daily work with AI as a practising attorney, methods no one else on the market offers.
The goal is not only to understand how large language models (LLMs) “think”, but above all how to put them to work in your daily routine straight away.
AI will not replace you. But a lawyer who can use AI will replace one who cannot.
I am an attorney with more than 15 years of practice and an active member of the Czech Association of Artificial Intelligence (ČAUI).
I have connected law and innovative technology throughout my career. For years I have worked on technology questions ranging from electronic evidence to cryptocurrencies and Web3. That background gives me a solid grounding in digital security, AML and privacy.
In my own practice I follow a strict “AI-first” approach. Artificial intelligence is not an add-on for me, it is a strategic partner built into the whole cycle of delivering a legal service.
The training focuses on getting the most out of general-purpose LLMs (Gemini, ChatGPT, Claude) and also maps what specialised LegalTech tools can do today.
How the models work, why they hallucinate and how to keep that under control.
How to process voluminous court files for instant research and manage the limited memory of AI so that output quality does not degrade.
From translations to client correspondence, structuring complex submissions and reviewing contracts.
How to lead AI to a legal conclusion in several linked steps (multi-step prompting) and cut hallucinations sharply with the MIRAT method (Material facts, Issues, Rules, Application, Tentative conclusion). I then show what automated “playbooks” and other specialised LegalTech tools can really do, and where their current limits are.
How to define the output format so that the text, including headings, bullets and non-breaking spaces, moves into the final Word document in a single click with no further editing.
The legal profession calls for absolute caution, so the workshop also covers these risks:
The ground rules for handling data correctly.
Rules for working with case law and legislation, and why AI is an excellent analyst but a poor source of truth.
How not to be lulled by an AI that agrees with you, and how to use it to find the cracks in your own arguments.
No prior technical knowledge is needed. I adjust the workshop to the level of your team.
I start from the basics, or go straight to advanced techniques, depending on what your firm needs.
If you prepare your own materials in advance, I demonstrate the methods directly on your real caseload.
Sole practitioners, partners, associates and trainee lawyers.
I run the workshop in person at your offices. It starts at three hours and CZK 4,000 excluding VAT. A longer or repeated format is agreed according to the size of your team and how deep you want to go.
A separate consultation on adopting AI in your practice is charged at CZK 5,000 excluding VAT per hour.
Gain a competitive edge and let technology take the routine work off your desk. You will have more time for strategy and for your clients. Contact me for a no-obligation call and a date that suits you.
Call me: +420 739 661 038
E-mail me: [email protected]
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