AI Applications in General Legal Drafting, Documents, Agreements, MoUs, and Letters

Purpose

To equip lawyers with practical ability to apply AI in the generation, automation, and refinement of general legal documentation, including agreements, memoranda, legal opinions, correspondences, and institutional MoUs, thereby improving efficiency and reducing repetitive workload.

Course Objectives

The objectives of this course are to;

  1. Automate the creation of routine legal documents, agreements, and correspondences.
  2. Apply AI in document lifecycle management, template generation, and clause libraries.
  3. Integrate AI-powered translation and voice dictation into multilingual and cross-border practice.
  4. Enhance accuracy, compliance, and drafting speed in general documentation.
Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, a learner will be able to;

  1. Automate drafting of contracts, MoUs, and standard letters using AI platforms.
  2. Customize AI-driven clause libraries for firm-specific or institutional needs.
  3. Apply AI translation and voice dictation in preparing legal texts.
  4. Critically evaluate AI-generated drafts for accuracy, risk, and compliance.
Outline of Content
  1. Introduction to Document Automation in Law
    • Traditional manual drafting vs. AI-enabled smart drafting.
    • Why automation matters: efficiency, consistency, and risk reduction.
    • Case studies: JPMorgan’s AI replacing 360,000 hours of contract review.
  1. AI Tools for Drafting and Contract Management
    • IronClad: full digital contract lifecycle management.
    • Juro: contract drafting and team collaboration.
    • Robin AI: modular drafting, review, and risk flagging.
    • Spellbook (GPT-4 powered): contract drafting/review within Microsoft Word.
    • Comparison of strengths, weaknesses, and contexts of use.
  1. Smart Drafting Templates and Automation
    • Precedent-based AI drafting.
    • Generating first drafts of contracts (NDAs, employment agreements, service contracts).
    • Customizing firm-specific clause libraries.
    • Risk identification and clause comparison.
  1. AI Translation and Voice Dictation in Legal Practice
    • AI translation tools (DeepL, Google Translate, GPT-powered translation) in cross-border law.
    • Risks of mistranslation in legal documents.
    • Voice dictation tools (Dragon Legal, Microsoft Copilot, Otter.ai) for drafting memos and pleadings.
    • Practical applications for lawyers on the move.
  1. Practical Lab: NDA Drafting with AI
    • Step 1: Input key details (parties, terms, jurisdiction) into an AI drafting platform.
    • Step 2: Generate an NDA using a smart template.
    • Step 3: Use AI contract analytics to highlight risks (e.g., missing confidentiality clause).
    • Step 4: Translate NDA into another language and back, evaluating accuracy.
Reference List
  1. Artificial Intelligence for Law Firms. A Practical and Tactical Guide. https://info.abovethelaw.com/hubfs/Infotrack%202023%20Content%20Syndication/AI_For_Lawfirms_ebook_infotrack.pdf
  2. Council of Bars and Law Societies of Europe (2022). Guide on the use of Artificial Intelligence-based tools by lawyers and law firms in the EU. https://www.ccbe.eu/fileadmin/speciality_distribution/public/documents/Events/20220331_AI4L/EN_IT_Law_2022_Guide-AI4L_web.pdf
  3. Warsaw (2025). AI in the Work of an Attorney-at-Law: Recommendations on how Attorneys-at-Law should use AI-Based Tools. 1st ed. Krajowa Izba Radców Prawnych, ul. Powązkowska 15, 01–797 Warszawa.
    https://kirp.pl/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/rekomendacje-ENG-NET.pdf
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