This page contains the practical frameworks, protocols, templates, and downloads discussed on the podcast and in related field notes.
These materials are designed to help lawyers think more clearly about AI workflows, reduce friction, and create more defensible systems inside their practices.
See exactly how one court draws the line between AI-assisted drafting and independent judicial judgment.
Learn how to make a single form or document AI-ready by adding clear structure and practice guidance.
See how to transform a common client question into a well-organized knowledge resource that AI can understand and reuse.
Discover how to document an entire law firm workflow so AI can follow your firm's processes step by step.
AI Builds: Gmail Digest
Field Note: Tiers Of The Clown
I WannAI Hold Your Hand: Learning AI From AI
Al Trainer Inquiry Template
Twenty-Eighth Annual BBA Spring Break Weekend
Consumer Bankruptcy "Cheat Sheet"
Artificial Intelligence in Law Practice (Main materials)
Artificial Intelligence in Law Practice (redline)
AI in Bankruptcy Practice: A Prompt-By-Prompt Guide for Practitioners
Legal Drafting and Hallucinations
A detailed reference of hallucination dangers in AI writing.
Useful patterns generated by lawyers using AI for legal drafting every day.
Use of AI in Discovery
Sets out the core standard for using AI in discovery, including security, data handling, and defensibility requirements.
Creates early transparency by notifying opposing counsel of proposed AI use in discovery.
Suggested language to help bring AI use into the case framework early and reduce friction later.
Helps lawyers document how AI was used and preserve a defensible record of the workflow.
The decision from the District of Kansas that forms the basis of the AI Discovery Protocols.
The letter of apology written after the firm submitted hallucinated citations to the US Bankruptcy Court for S.D.N.Y.