Artificial intelligence tools are increasingly used in legal marketing, client education, and public-facing legal content. While these tools can assist with drafting and research, their use raises significant ethical, professional, and supervisory concerns for lawyers responsible for the accuracy, tone, and compliance of legal communications.

This course examines how lawyers can responsibly supervise, review, and deploy AI-assisted legal content without violating professional-conduct rules, confidentiality obligations, or the duty to exercise independent professional judgment.

It focuses primarily on AI-assisted public-facing legal communications, including website content, client education materials, and informational explainers produced by or on behalf of lawyers.

Rather than teaching specific AI tools or prompt techniques, this course focuses on ethical risk identification, lawyer-led oversight frameworks, and review methodologies appropriate for legal practice.