LGTLS101: eDiscovery Foundations for Litigation Support: The Lifecycle, the Rules, and the Analyst’s Role
The entry course for the Litigation Support path. Learn the analyst’s role, ESI and metadata, the EDRM 2.0 model, the federal and Florida discovery rules, and the work from legal hold to production, using one fictional matter throughout.
LGTLS202: AI Chat Evidence for Litigation Support: From Legal Hold to Trial Exhibit
A practical course for litigation support and eDiscovery professionals on AI conversations as evidence: holds, platform retention traps, collection methods, review and privilege, production terms, authentication, and trial exhibits for ChatGPT, Claude, and Copilot chats.
LGTLS201: AI-Assisted Review for Litigation Support: Workflows, Validation, and Defensibility
A practical course for litigation support and eDiscovery professionals on running generative AI document review: vetting tools, pre-culling, writing and testing review instructions, validation sampling, and the documentation that makes the work defensible.
LGTAI501: AI-Assisted Legal Research and Drafting: Verification Workflows
Step-by-step workflows for AI-assisted research, drafting, litigation documents, and transactional review, each with verification built in, plus a one-page quality system your firm can adopt on Monday.
LGTAI401: AI Governance, Security, and Vendor Due Diligence for Law Firms
Build a right-sized AI governance program for a small or mid-size law firm: NIST-based risk management, a security control baseline, a weighted vendor due-diligence scorecard, an incident playbook, and a regulatory watch list current as of October 2026.
LGTAI301: Ethics of AI in Legal Practice
The flagship ethics course in the AI for Attorneys track. Apply Florida and ABA rules to every common generative AI decision, with a verification protocol, consent and billing rules, and a draft firm policy. Designed for Florida CLE accreditation.
LGTAI201: Prompt Engineering for Legal Work
Learn the Five-Element Prompt, a library of tested legal prompt patterns, and the guardrails that keep client information and court filings safe when lawyers use generative AI.
LGTAI101: AI Fundamentals for Legal Professionals
A plain-language foundation in how generative AI produces text, why it is sometimes confidently wrong, which tier of tool fits which legal task, and what the profession now requires of lawyers who use it.
LGTCP400: Copilot for the Modern U.S. Law Firm
Use Microsoft Copilot in Word, PowerPoint, OneDrive, and Copilot Chat to draft, find, summarize, present, and research safely in a small U.S. law firm, with every feature current as of October 2026.
LGTCP800: Excel with Copilot for Legal Professionals
Use Copilot in Excel’s edit, plan, and chat modes to analyze billing, support trust reconciliation, build settlement calculators, and manage discovery trackers, with a verification protocol built for legal work.
LGTCP300: Copilot for Legal Research
Use Microsoft Copilot to orient legal research, analyze opinions and statutes you have pulled, and draft research memos, with a verification process built for current court rules and ethics guidance. Designed for attorneys and paralegals in small U.S. firms.
LGTCP200: SharePoint with Copilot
Use Microsoft Copilot in SharePoint to summarize, extract, and compare legal documents with structured prompts, an AI-ready information architecture, and a verification routine that protects client confidentiality.