MASTERCLASS · DAYS 1–10

A complete, attorney-led way to put AI to work.

Across ten days, you move from clear prompts to agentic workflows to coordinated agent teams. Each step is built around practical legal work, with the attorney directing, reviewing, and deciding throughout.

The full path, shown clearly.

Three upcoming MasterClass sessions are listed on this page. The learning path is Intro, Intensive, then the MasterClass-only Capstone.

Live online. Eastern time. Two formats — same coursework, same price. Daytime: 11:00–5:30, ten consecutive days, weekend included — 65 scheduled hours, 50 guided. Crash: 7:00–9:30 PM, ten weekday evenings — 25 scheduled hours, 20 guided, with more of the practice work carried by you between sessions. Paid in full. Nothing is recorded. This is not legal advice and it is not continuing legal education; no credit is offered or implied.

September 14–23

Mon, Sep 14 – Wed, Sep 23, 2026 · ten live days
11:00 AM–5:30 PM ET daily · $9,197

September 14–25

Mon, Sep 14 – Fri, Sep 25, 2026 · ten live evenings
7:00–9:30 PM ET, weekdays · $9,197

October 12–21

Mon, Oct 12 – Wed, Oct 21, 2026 · ten live days
11:00 AM–5:30 PM ET daily · $9,197

October 12–23

Mon, Oct 12 – Fri, Oct 23, 2026 · ten live evenings
7:00–9:30 PM ET, weekdays · $9,197

November 9–18

Mon, Nov 9 – Wed, Nov 18, 2026 · ten live days
11:00 AM–5:30 PM ET daily · $9,197

November 9–20

Mon, Nov 9 – Fri, Nov 20, 2026 · ten live evenings
7:00–9:30 PM ET, weekdays · $9,197

Intro · Days 1–2

Prompt-level work for a clear, reviewable first pass.
Available as a focused beginning or within MasterClass.

Intensive · Days 3–7

Agentic workflows for research, drafting, organization, and communication.
Available on its own or as part of MasterClass.

Capstone · Days 8–10

Coordinated agent teams, review gates, and an attorney-led practice system.
MasterClass only; not a separate purchase.

Days 1–2 are Intro. Days 3–7 are Intensive. Days 8–10 are the MasterClass-only Capstone. The Capstone is shown here so you can see what the complete path includes; it is not a separate offering.

DAY BY DAY

The full sequence, with the work each day makes possible.

Every day names a legal-work focus that builds on the one before it. The tools support the work; the attorney directs, verifies, and decides.

Days 1–2

INTRO · prompt-level work

Also available on its own

DAY 01Make a working first pass from a messy file

MATTER SUMMARY

Turn supplied material into a plain first-pass summary you can check.

CLAIMS & QUESTIONS

Separate what the file appears to say from what still needs an answer.

FACTS TO VERIFY

Make the uncertain facts visible instead of letting them blend into the draft.

FIRST-PASS REVIEW

Review the map before any statement becomes part of your work product.

DAY 02Research and explain the issue clearly

RESEARCH PLAN

Set the question, the sources, and the limits before research begins.

AUTHORITY REVIEW

Compare sources carefully and retain the distinctions that matter.

CLIENT DECISION MEMO

Turn the analysis into a plain explanation of options and next decisions.

ATTORNEY REVIEW

Check the reasoning, sources, and advice before communicating it.

Days 3–7

INTENSIVE · agentic workflows

Also available on its own

DAY 03Set up a matter for useful work

DOCUMENT INVENTORY

Create a controlled inventory of the documents and evidence you need to understand.

CHRONOLOGY

Build a timeline that keeps source material attached to each event.

SOURCE CONTROL

Keep facts, documents, and open questions distinguishable as the file grows.

OPEN QUESTIONS

Surface the missing information that should guide the next step.

DAY 04Build and stress-test a first draft

DRAFT PLAN

Set the elements, record, purpose, and limits before drafting begins.

ISSUE SPOTTING

Ask the workflow to reveal gaps, weak assumptions, and missing support.

SOURCE CHECK

Trace proposed language back to the record before relying on it.

ATTORNEY REVIEW

Decide what stays, changes, or stops before the draft moves forward.

DAY 05Move the file toward the record

DISCOVERY PLAN

Organize the next requests, documents, and questions around the decisions ahead.

EVIDENCE

Connect the record to the points that need support or careful review.

RESPONSE REVIEW

Stress-test a proposed response against the file before it leaves your desk.

FOLLOW-THROUGH

Turn the review into a clear, attorney-led next-step list.

DAY 06Prepare people, testimony, and the hearing record

EXAMINATION PREPARATION

Organize the questions, record support, and open points for a more useful preparation pass.

TESTIMONY

Compare anticipated testimony with the material you need to confirm or challenge.

EXHIBITS

Build an exhibit set that makes the supporting material easy to review.

HEARING PREPARATION

Bring questions, testimony, and exhibits into one attorney-led preparation plan.

DAY 07Clarify the client’s decision path

SETTLEMENT

Organize the terms, variables, and unresolved points around the real decision.

RISK

Make the conditions, tradeoffs, and uncertainties visible without pretending they are settled.

OPTIONS

Compare paths in terms a client can understand and you can stand behind.

CLIENT DECISION

Prepare a clear recommendation and decision conversation for attorney review.

Days 8–10

CAPSTONE · coordinated agent teams

MasterClass only

DAY 08Coordinate a matter-intelligence team

MATTER ROLES

Assign intake, chronology, and source-control work without treating the team as an independent decision maker.

MATTER MAP

Combine outputs into an attorney-reviewed map of the matter.

REVIEW GATES

Set the points where work pauses for an attorney decision or verification.

PRIVACY BOUNDARIES

Keep instructions and material within the boundaries you choose.

DAY 09Coordinate a work-product team

ROLE ASSIGNMENT

Give research, drafting, and review work separate instructions and clear limits.

CROSS-CHECKS

Compare outputs against sources and your standards before combining them.

SUPERVISION

Make the review point visible rather than assuming the team reached the right conclusion.

WORK PLAN

Reconcile useful outputs into one supervised next-step plan.

DAY 10Build an attorney-led practice system

USE BOUNDARIES

Decide which work belongs in AI-supported workflows and which remains outside them.

REUSABLE INSTRUCTIONS

Preserve the instructions, review points, and constraints that made the work useful.

PRIVACY

Set boundaries that protect clients, matters, and attorney work.

LEARNING LOOP

Improve the workflow through attorney-reviewed lessons rather than automatic changes.

An attorney checks an AI-assisted summary against a tabbed source file.

DAY 06 · HEARING PREPARATION

Better preparation is not more output. It is a clearer, sourced record for the attorney to review.

MASTERMIND · ADVANCED PRACTICE

A three-month Brain Trust for attorneys already doing advanced AI work.

MasterMind is a separate three-month Brain Trust for advanced attorney-led AI practice.

Review the next two upcoming start dates and program details, then ask a question about fit.

Decide from the work, not from a promise.

Use the course map to see each day, then compare the learning paths to choose the useful place to begin.

Days 1 and 2 are the Intro. Days 3 to 7 are the Intensive. Days 8, 9 and 10 complete the MasterClass and are never sold separately, never priced and never listed as purchasable. There is no separate product for that phase because it is not a separate thing. If you already hold the Intro or the Intensive, you attend only the days you have not had and you pay the difference: you never pay twice for the same day.