This course provides an in-depth look into the evolving role of technology and artificial intelligence (AI) in the legal field. It explores how these advancements are transforming legal practices, from automating routine tasks to providing sophisticated analysis and decision-making support. Students will gain hands-on experience with key platforms
available on the market, enhancing their technical proficiency. The curriculum covers machine learning, data systems, legal workflow automation, and a high-level overview of AI technology, preparing students for a modern legal
environment, focusing on technical skills and knowledge to address today’s challenging issues around AI.
Learning Objectives:
• Develop a comprehensive understanding of legal tech tools.
• Apply legal technology effectively in various legal contexts.
• Recognize the ethical implications of technology in legal practice.
• Enhance efficiency and accuracy in legal tasks through tech solutions.
Method of Evaluation:
The course will be completed on a credit/no-credit basis. The evaluation components to determine credit include:
Practical Assessments (60%):
Each technology category will have a practical assessment, requiring students to demonstrate proficiency in using the tools. These assessments will simulate real-world legal scenarios.
Project Work (20%):
Students will complete group projects that involve the application of multiple legal tech tools to solve complex legal problems.
Participation and Engagement (10%):
Active participation in workshops, labs, and discussions will be evaluated. This includes engagement in online forums for students not on campus.
Final Reflection Paper (10%):
A reflective paper where students analyze the impact of technology in legal practice and discuss their learning experience.