Practical Claude AI workflows for litigation, without compromising privilege or accuracy.
This course teaches lawyers how to apply Claude, a large language model, to real litigation workflows — legal research, drafting, and document review — through live, demonstrated use rather than abstract discussion.
Each module pairs a specific task with the Claude model actually built for it, and includes a genuine, unscripted look at where AI-assisted output holds up and where it doesn't.
The course also addresses interpretive risk — the risk that AI output is read with more certainty than the underlying material supports — and lays out the concrete protocols a litigation practice needs for maintaining client privilege and confidentiality when using any AI tool.
It builds directly on Working With AI: What Every Professional Firm Needs to Know, applying that foundation specifically to litigation practice.
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Lawyer & Regulated-Industry Communication Specialist | AI Governance, Interpretive Risk, and Professional Oversight
Imelda Wei Ding Lo, JD, MA, is a lawyer and regulated-industry communication strategist specializing in AI governance, interpretive risk, and professional oversight in legal and medical content. A member of the Law Society of Ontario and the founder of Fortunus Media Ltd., she has over six years of experience developing compliance-aware, jurisdiction-sensitive materials for law firms, healthcare organizations, and other high-trust professional audiences. Her work spans legal research for Thomson Reuters, patient-facing medical communication, and the design of accredited CPD programs focused on professional responsibility in AI-influenced workflows. As a CPD instructor, she helps legal professionals translate complex doctrine into structured digital communication systems that preserve independent judgment, clarify supervision, and support defensible publication practices.
