Workshop: AI Applied to Legal and Administrative Tasks

AI assistants can already draft, summarise and extract information from legal and administrative documents. Most professionals use them at a fraction of their capability. This one-day workshop closes that gap: three hands-on modules in which participants work on their own documents, and a short closing module on the rules that govern professional AI use. Participants learn to hand an AI assistant a complete multi-step task, to build a reusable assistant grounded in their own templates and house style, and to judge purpose-built legal AI tools. The workshop is tool-agnostic: each module teaches a technique and demonstrates it on a current tool as an example. It is intended for lawyers, in-house and corporate counsel, compliance officers, and the administrative staff of fiduciary practices. No coding and no prior AI experience required.  

Module 1 · Prompting 101: from asking questions to improving results 
Module 2 · The reusable assistant: grounded in your own documents and house style 
Module 3 · Specialist legal AI: the law library built in 
Module 4 · The rules of the game: AI Act, GDPR and the Luxembourg layer  

1. Structure a complete multi-step AI task (extraction or drafting) on their own documents 
2. Verify AI output against the source documents before relying on it 
3. Configure a reusable AI assistant grounded in their own templates, precedents and house style 
4. Evaluate a specialist legal AI tool on source traceability, jurisdiction coverage, data handling and cost 
5. Select the appropriate tool tier when client or confidential data is involved