Associates, paralegals, and AI coordinated. Supervision intact. Audit trail ready for state-bar inquiries, malpractice carriers, and panel-RFP responses.
Inside the firm's network. Local AI so privileged material never leaves. Works with your DMS and billing — and builds what's missing.
Module L1 ("The ABA 512 Problem") debuted at MWAIS in May 2026. The full Legal track runs as an in-person Chicago workshop after the June SMB pilot — followed by L2 (live build, 120 min) and L3 (billing, 60 min). Limited seats for managing partners, GCs, and billing partners.
Apply for the legal workshop"AI tools, your team, your systems — running together, safely." That's the platform's premise. The legal track is how that premise meets ABA 512, privilege protection, supervision under 5.1/5.3, and Rule 1.5 fee defensibility — specifically legal problems with specifically legal answers.
Privileged material runs on AI infrastructure inside your firm's network. Local AI via Ollama or vLLM, air-gapped if your matter requires. No public AI services on privileged data, ever. Your IT can confirm it. Your malpractice carrier likes it.
Every AI prompt logged. Every output verified by a licensed attorney before external use. Citations checked at the source. Partner-review queue for any matter touching a tribunal. ABA 5.1 / 5.3 supervision practices baked into the workflow.
Sophisticated GCs are starting to require AI-policy disclosure as a panel condition. Walk in with a documented AI policy, an engagement-letter clause, a verification protocol, and a matter-end Transparency Report — and win placements competitors can't get on.
Designed and delivered by the HitLai Institute team — the same team that ships the platform. Curriculum architect Bobby Koritala (multiple AI patents, ex-CPO Infogix/Precisely, legal-tech roots at Interface Software / InterAction CRM) reviews every module and teaches launch workshops alongside the team.
Take L1 alone for governance grounding. L1 + L2 to operationalize. All three for a complete revenue and client-trust upgrade.
The hook: Mata v. Avianca. Air Canada chatbot. State-bar advisories. Each was a delegation failure, not a technology failure. Today: how to make sure your firm isn't next.
You'll walk out with: the ABA 512 Compliance Checklist scored against your firm, the AI Disclosure Clause for engagement letters, and a 30-day remediation plan to bring to your managing partner.
The hook: An associate at a 40-attorney firm drafted an MSA in 90 minutes that used to take 8 hours. Same quality, supervised, verified. Today we set up the same flow in your firm.
You'll walk out with: 2-3 workflows configured (conflict-check pre-screen, calendar entries from contracts, plus one drafting starter or research summarization), a deployment-architecture decision, and a 30-day rollout plan.
The hook: Bill 8 hours when AI did 6 of them = Rule 1.5 violation. Bill 2 hours = revenue collapse. Today: the pricing models that work, and how transparency becomes a panel-RFP advantage.
You'll walk out with: pricing-model selection by practice area, a practiced client conversation script, a panel-RFP response draft, and a 30-day pricing pilot.
The four trust settings apply to legal work, but with explicit ceilings. There is no scenario where AI handles a court filing on its own. There is no scenario where AI gives a client substantive advice without your team in the loop.
Six worksheets and templates from L1, L2, and L3. Useful for your next partner meeting, panel response, or AI policy review — even before you attend a session.
Tell us your role and we'll route the right invitation. The HitLai Institute team will follow up with session dates, deployment-architecture options for your firm size, and a short pre-work email.