FORMATS
Find the right place to begin.
Whether you need one useful workflow or a deeper way to run AI-supported work, the path is clear before you commit. You stay in charge of the work from the first prompt through final review.
THE PROGRAM MAP
Ten days, three phases, one practice.
The complexity rises with the value: first a prompt you can review, then a workflow, then a supervised team of agents.
DAYS 1–2
INTRO
Prompt-level work for a clearer first pass, focused research, and attorney review.
DAYS 3–7
INTENSIVE
Agentic workflows for matter organization, drafting, record development, and client communication.
DAYS 8–10
CAPSTONE
Coordinated agent teams, visible review gates, and a practice system the attorney continues to lead.
THE LEVELS
Five ways in. One attorney-led path.
Start with the $97 Starter Kit, choose the phase that fits your immediate need, or review the advanced Brain Trust when you are already doing the work. Every path makes its purpose plain.
STARTER KIT · $97Start with a useful first pass.Use the Starter Kit PDF for one self-directed, attorney-led case-map lesson.
WHAT IT IS
Consult the Starter Kit PDF for its prompts, synthesized scenario, worked output, and attorney review checklist.
TIME
No session to attend. Use it when you have a matter that needs a clearer first pass.
The download route shows a file link only when the Starter Kit PDF is actually present.
Ten days on a published schedule — daytime across ten consecutive days, or Crash across ten weekday evenings. Inside either one: no shortened days, no split runs, no rescheduling around a trial calendar and no bespoke session.
Daytime: 65 scheduled hours, 50 guided. Ten days at six and a half hours each — 11:00 to 5:30 Eastern, ten consecutive days, weekend included. Ninety minutes of every day are a sixty-minute lunch and two fifteen-minute breaks, which is where the fifteen-hour difference goes. Crash: 25 scheduled hours, 20 guided. Ten weekday evenings at two and a half hours each — 7:00 to 9:30 PM Eastern, Thirty minutes of every evening are a single break, 8:00 to 8:30, which is where the five-hour difference goes. A Crash cohort starts on the same day as its daytime twin and finishes later. Crash is a separate purchase at the same price, carrying the same coursework in less live time: more of the practice work is yours to do between sessions, and where a step takes a long time to run the coursework tells you to start it and let it finish outside the session. It suits an attorney already working with these tools daily. It is printed here rather than left to be discovered. These are clock hours, not credit hours; no CLE credit is offered or implied.
Live online. Eastern time. Daytime 11:00-5:30, ten consecutive days. Crash 7:00-9:30 PM, ten weekday evenings. Nothing is recorded, in either format. Not continuing legal education; no credit is offered or implied. Read the curriculum →
INTRO · DAYS 1–2Begin with prompt-level work.Learn a reliable way to make a first pass from a messy file, then research and explain an issue clearly.
DAY 1; MAKE A WORKING FIRST PASS
Matter summary, claims and questions, facts to verify, first-pass review.
DAY 2; RESEARCH AND EXPLAIN THE ISSUE
Research plan, authority review, client decision memo, attorney review.
WHAT IT IS
A complete beginning for an attorney who wants a practical way to use AI without pretending the tool is in charge.
WHAT COMES NEXT
Intro stands on its own or forms Days 1–2 of the broader MasterClass path. Programs shows three listed session choices.
This page provides upcoming course choices. It does not provide course pricing, class hours, enrollment, or payment.
INTENSIVE · DAYS 3–7Move from prompts to agentic workflows.Organize a matter, build and stress-test a draft, move the file toward the record, prepare a hearing record, and clarify the client’s decision path.
DAY 3; SET UP A MATTER FOR USEFUL WORK
Document inventory, chronology, source control, open questions.
DAY 4; BUILD AND STRESS-TEST A FIRST DRAFT
Draft plan, issue spotting, source check, attorney review.
DAY 5; MOVE THE FILE TOWARD THE RECORD
Discovery plan, evidence, response review, follow-through.
DAY 6; PREPARE PEOPLE, TESTIMONY, AND THE HEARING RECORD
Examination preparation, testimony, exhibits, hearing preparation.
DAY 7; CLARIFY THE CLIENT’S DECISION PATH
Settlement, risk, options, client decision.
The published map identifies the legal-work focus for each day. The attorney decides how to use any method.
MASTERCLASS · DAYS 1–10The complete attorney-led path.Intro, Intensive, and the three-day Capstone. The Capstone is included only in the MasterClass because it builds on the practice established in the first seven days.
DAYS 1–2 · INTRO
Make a working first pass · Research and explain the issue clearly
DAYS 3–7 · INTENSIVE
Matter setup · Draft review · Record development · Hearing preparation · Client decisions
DAY 8 · COORDINATE A MATTER-INTELLIGENCE TEAM
Matter roles, a shared map, review gates, privacy boundaries.
DAY 9 · COORDINATE A WORK-PRODUCT TEAM
Role assignment, cross-checks, supervision, work plan.
DAY 10 · BUILD AN ATTORNEY-LED PRACTICE SYSTEM
Use boundaries, reusable instructions, privacy, learning loop.
WHAT THE CAPSTONE ADDS
The Capstone focuses on coordinated agent teams while the attorney sets roles and boundaries.
Days 8–10 are MasterClass only. They are shown here so you can see the whole path before you choose it.
MASTERMIND · ADVANCED PRACTICEA three-month Brain Trust for advanced practice.For attorneys developing advanced, attorney-led AI practice.
THE FORMAT
A three-month Brain Trust for advanced attorney-led AI practice.
THE DATES
Each listed date is a start date. The site does not list an end date, meeting time, or cadence.
THE ATTORNEY’S ROLE
The attorney directs, verifies, reviews, and decides how to use the work.
Review the upcoming start dates and program details, then ask a question about fit.
DAYS 3–7 · INTENSIVE
The Intensive is where a prompt becomes a workflow: useful structure, visible sources, and a clear point for attorney review.
LEARNING STANDARD
Practice first. Review throughout.
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The published map identifies the legal-work focus for each day.
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Choose from the upcoming course sessions and keep your own professional review standards in the workflow.
The attorney remains in control
M-A-S-T-E-R.ai teaches workflows. It does not provide legal advice, make legal decisions, or turn AI into an autonomous lawyer.
The attorney directs, verifies, and decides how to use any method. Read the curriculum →
Choose the useful next step.
Start with a focused workflow in the Starter Kit, or review the MasterClass path before deciding where to begin.