The Global AI Agent Build for Lawyers
Go from AI user to AI builder.
Learn the most in‑demand skill of 2027
Learn to build AI agents around the work your legal team does every day. Six weeks of live workshops, expert office hours and hands-on building, so your agents are tested, trusted and part of your daily workflow.
Hallucinations, Accuracy & TrustWhat can AI agents actually be trusted with?
Where agents are reliable, why they hallucinate, and how to judge what an agent can safely be trusted to do in legal work.
Foundations of Agents
Workflow AutomationFind the legal work actually worth automating
How to map your team's workflows and pinpoint the tasks where an agent will save real time without adding risk.
Workflow Mapping
Client Data, Confidentiality & Human ReviewBuild the guardrails
Protecting client data, deciding what your agent may access and do, and setting the points where human review is required.
Create Your Governance Guardrails
Prompt Engineering for LawyersBuild your agent like a lawyer, not a developer
Writing clear instructions, supplying the right context and organising your knowledge so the agent works the way you would.
Build Context, Instructions & Your Second Brain
Pressure-Test Your AgentFor real legal work
Testing your agent against incomplete information and difficult cases, so you know where it holds up and where it needs a human.
Learn to Test Agents
From Agent to Legal WorkflowIntegrate it into practice
Introducing the agent to your team, embedding it in daily practice and measuring whether it saves time and improves the work.
Your Implementation Plan
Before we started, I was feeling quite overwhelmed by all the AI options out there. My biggest realisation was how much I didn't know about what I could be doing. With AI evolving as quickly as it does, you can learn some of it on your own, but there is real value in working with someone who has tested these tools, been in the weeds with them, and become an expert in this space.
Who leads the programme
Led by Holly Cope and industry-leading AI and legal experts
Holly is a former lawyer, ranked #1 in LegalTech & Legal Entrepreneurs by Favikon. She investigates legal teams and examines their workflows to pinpoint where AI could save time, reduce bottlenecks and improve the quality of their work, then trains them to put those opportunities into practice.
Every example in this programme comes from real problems uncovered in that work, from drafting the same documents again and again to searching for previous advice, chasing missing information and preparing bills.
Alongside Holly
Weekly guest sessions with general counsel, knowledge and innovation leaders and AI governance specialists, plus office hours with the AI engineers who work on our audits.
I believe Holly has a strategic and efficient approach, focusing on what is truly needed to use AI effectively, and this is what makes her training stand out.
Alessandra NaiaSenior Associate, Bird & Bird LLP
Holly is particularly skilled at helping organisations avoid the common pitfalls of AI implementation, where technology is purchased but adoption remains low and return on investment is never fully realised. Her advice is pragmatic, commercially focused and grounded in the realities of how people work.
Kirstie GoulderBusiness Development Manager, Greenwoods Legal
You'll leave with:
- A working AI agent built around your workload
- The prompting skills to get useful, consistent outputs
- Reusable skills for recurring legal tasks
- Clear governance for using it responsibly
- A plan to put it into practice
Evidence of AI literacy, mapped to Article 4 of the EU AI Act
Since February 2025, organisations using AI in the EU have had to take measures to support their staff's AI literacy. Every session in this programme is designed around that requirement, and the work you do is documented as you go.
- An AI literacy evidence portfolio for every participant
- Before-and-after readiness scores, measured in weeks one and six
- A record of the training, governance work and testing completed
- A consolidated portfolio for teams, ready to share internally
The portfolio documents the AI literacy measures you have taken. It is not a certificate of legal compliance.
Holly CopeProgramme lead
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During the session, Holly showed us how to build a specialist legal updates assistant capable of researching, filtering and analysing developments relevant to our membership. The level of detail, structure and quality of the resulting output exceeded expectations and provided a framework we can continue to adapt for future projects. Holly’s legal background was evident throughout, particularly in her focus on accuracy, risk management and source verification.
We left the session with practical skills, a working solution, and numerous ideas for applying the same methodology across other areas of legal practice. Although the demonstration focused on creating a legal updates assistant in Claude, the principles Holly taught can easily be adapted to other AI platforms, workflows and use cases.
I would highly recommend Holly to any legal team seeking practical, responsible and strategically valuable AI training.
