Role-Based Programme
RB1644

AI-Powered Litigation & Case Management

Smarter Case Analysis, Documentation & Legal Workflow Coordination

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Duration
4 Hours
Level
Awareness
Delivery
Instructor-Led
Format
Awareness Session

Programme Objectives

  • Understand how AI can support Litigation and Case Management across case review, document analysis, chronology preparation, evidence organisation, and case tracking.
  • Explore practical prompting techniques for case summaries, issue identification, hearing preparation, legal-document review, and action tracking.
  • Apply AI to organise case information, extract relevant facts, build timelines, and prepare structured litigation-support outputs.
  • Identify opportunities to improve case visibility, documentation consistency, information retrieval, and legal-team coordination.
  • Recognise confidentiality, legal privilege, evidence integrity, procedural accuracy, and human-review requirements when using AI.

Tools covered

Generative AI AssistantsAI-Assisted Case AnalysisDocument IntelligenceLegal SummarisationChronology BuildingEvidence OrganisationCase TrackingBasic Workflow Automation

Who should attend

  • Litigation Executives
  • Litigation Support Professionals
  • Legal Executives
  • In-House Legal Professionals
  • Case Management Professionals
  • Legal Operations Professionals
  • Legal Analysts
  • Paralegals
  • Dispute Resolution Professionals
  • Legal Coordinators
  • Corporate Legal Professionals
  • Legal Documentation Professionals
  • Legal & Compliance Team Leads

Prerequisites & Participant Readiness

  • Basic understanding of litigation, dispute resolution, or legal case-management activities
  • Familiarity with pleadings, case files, legal correspondence, evidence, or hearing documentation is helpful
  • Basic computer and office-productivity skills
  • No AI or programming knowledge required
  • No previous Generative AI experience required

TOC Modules

Concepts
  • Understanding Generative AI and its relevance to litigation and case-management work
  • Identifying AI applications across case review, document analysis, chronology, evidence organisation, and reporting
  • Understanding AI assistance versus qualified legal judgement and litigation strategy
  • Recognising risks relating to fabricated facts, authorities, citations, or procedural information
Practical activities
  • Mapping common Litigation and Case Management activities to potential AI applications
  • Comparing a traditional case-review activity with an AI-assisted approach

Scenarios

Case File to Litigation Brief

Case Documents → AI-Assisted Review → Key Facts → Issues → Chronology → Evidence Links → Open Questions → Litigation Brief

Participants use AI to organise a sample case file, extract relevant facts, build a chronology, identify open questions, and prepare a structured litigation brief for qualified legal review.

Active Case to Hearing Preparation

Case Status + Pleadings + Evidence + Pending Actions → AI Summary → Key Issues → Deadlines → Hearing Checklist → Internal Brief

Participants use AI to consolidate verified case information into a concise hearing-preparation brief while keeping all litigation strategy, legal interpretation, and procedural decisions with authorised legal professionals.

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