An online course for licensed attorneys only — enrollment by application. Learn to use AI tools across research, drafting, discovery, and client work, without becoming the next sanctions headline.
Lawyers are being sanctioned for AI misuse — not for using AI
In the last few years, attorneys have been sanctioned, fined, suspended, and held in contempt for AI misuse: fake citations filed unverified (Mata v. Avianca, S.D.N.Y. 2023), fabricated cases in an appellate brief (Park v. Kim, 2d Cir. 2024), a suspension for invented ChatGPT citations (People v. Crabill, Colo. 2023).
Nobody was punished for using AI. They were punished for filing its output without checking it. This course teaches the checking — and everything around it.
0 — The sanctions landscape: what actually happened to the lawyers who got this wrong
1 — How AI actually works: why chatbots fabricate with total confidence
2 — The ethics framework: ABA Model Rules, ABA Formal Opinion 512, California rules and State Bar AI guidance
3 — The case law of AI failure: the sanctioned cases, studied one by one
4 — Court rules, standing orders, and disclosure duties: Rule 11 and judge-specific AI orders
5 — Confidentiality, privilege, and data protection: what never goes into a public chatbot
6 — The verification workflow: citation-checking SOP and audit trail (the heart of the course)
7 — AI in research and drafting: tools, prompt craft, and guardrails
8 — AI in discovery, evidence, and litigation: deepfakes and authentication
9 — Clients: consent, communication, and billing ethics
10 — Running AI in your practice: firm policy, vendor due diligence, supervision
11 — Practice-area spotlights: privacy & cybersecurity, transactional, employment, solo and small firms
12 — Your AI workflow, built — plus the capstone: a graded verification drill and your own firm AI policy
About 10.5 hours, self-paced. Enrollment includes 12 months of update briefings as rules and court orders change.
Speaking Engagements
Book Dr. Madison Adler-Juschin to speak at your conference, summit, or firm event — keynotes, conference sessions, and panels, in English or German.
Speaking topics: AI in legal practice and the attorney sanctions landscape; cryptocurrency and digital-currency fraud and cross-border asset tracing; privacy, cybersecurity, and AI governance for regulated industries.
She has spoken at the World Litigation Forum, participates in the C5 Summit in Geneva, and is a member of the International Bar Association and its Asset Recovery Committee.
Speaking inquiries: info@techlegalcounsel.io
Questions
Who can enroll? Licensed attorneys only. Access is unlocked once
In-Person Training, Seminars & Bootcamps
Bring the course to your firm, your bar association, or your conference. Dr. Madison Adler-Juschin teaches in person: seminars, conference training sessions, and multi-day bootcamps for attorneys and legal teams.
Applied AI Bootcamp for Lawyers — two days, in person. Hands-on training: the verification workflow, prompt craft for legal work, confidentiality-safe tool setups, and drafting your firm's AI policy. $3,350 per person (last-minute pricing).
For groups and firms — firm-wide packages, $6,000–$10,000: the full 12-course AI training program with a one-hour webinar per topic. The package price includes unlimited access for your attorneys, paralegals, and staff.
To book an in-person date, write to info@techlegalcounsel.io with your firm, your city, and your preferred dates.
Firm AI Use Policy (full template) · Citation Verification Checklist + Sign-Off Sheet · Client Disclosure & Consent clause (engagement-letter ready) · Court Disclosure / Verification Certification language · AI Vendor Due Diligence Questionnaire · Prompt Library for legal research and drafting · "Bad citation slipped through" incident playbook · Judge AI-Rules tracker, updated quarterly
Pricing
Self-paced course — $899 launch price
Live cohort with graded capstone and policy review — $2,495
Firm license, up to 10 named seats — $5,995
Priced against one hour of sanctions-defense counsel. A single Rule 11 episode costs more than this course by orders of magnitude.
Dr. Madison Adler-Juschin, Esq., PhD — California-licensed attorney and certified privacy professional (CIPP/US). PhD (Dr. iur.), University of Innsbruck; J.D., Golden Gate University School of Law. Product-privacy counsel background at Google Play, Twitter, and Uber. Founder of TechLegalCounsel.
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