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Advanced Claude for Law Practice: Transactional Review and Drafting from Your Own Forms, Automating Repeat Work, and Monitoring Case Law

Everyone is talking about Claude. Almost no one is showing attorneys how to build with it. In three hours, two practicing lawyers build the real thing on screen: skills that run your repeating work consistently, monitors that track new case law on a schedule, and contract review and drafting that use your own forms. Each skill includes checks that catch a wrong citation or a bad clause before it leaves your desk. You leave knowing how to build it yourself.

2026-10-23 14:00:00

3 hours

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2026-10-23 14:00:00

2026-10-23 14:00:00

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2026-10-23 14:00:00

3 hours

Program Details

2026-10-23 14:00:00

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2026-10-23 14:00:00

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2026-10-23 14:00:00

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Course Overview

Build It Once. Run It Every Week

2026-10-23 14:00:00

You have seen the posts. Lawyers say Claude drafts their first turns, reviews their contracts, and reads the new decisions before they get to the office. What nobody shows is the part in between: what they built, and how they built it. So most attorneys are still where they started, typing a question into a chat window and wondering what everyone else knows.

This three-hour bootcamp shows the part in between. Two practicing attorneys build three things on screen, step by step:

• A skill: it holds your instructions, your format, and your standards, so repeating work runs the same way every time and the tenth contract summary reads like the first.
• A scheduled task: it runs without you, so new decisions in your area are pulled and summarized before Monday and the developments you follow are checked on a schedule.
• A template library: it puts your own forms behind every draft, so an agreement starts from your language instead of a blank page.

Speed is worthless if the work is wrong. Each build includes the checks that keep a lawyer in control: citations confirmed against the primary source, contract output compared against your own form, and a review step before anything leaves your desk.

Michael Showalter runs an appellate and complex-litigation firm where AI does the work of the secretary, librarian, paralegal, and associates, and every citation is verified against primary sources. He builds the skills and scheduled tasks. Chandler Harris, who leads the firm’s corporate practice and began his career at Sullivan & Cromwell, takes the same tools into contract work: review, comparison, diligence, and drafting at scale from your own forms.

You do not need a technical background, and you do not need to have taken an earlier program. Bring the work you are tired of repeating. You leave knowing how to build each piece in your own account.

Format

CLE Credit

3h CLE Credits

Level

Intermediate

Length

3

Key topics that will be covered

01
Contract Review
How Claude-driven contract review and comparison change the way transactional attorneys work through agreements.
02
Deal Diligence
Running diligence workflows for deal work inside a configured Claude workspace.
03
Template Libraries
Drafting from your own forms at scale by building a template and skill library for deal work.
04
Reusable Skills
Turning your repeating work into reusable instructions that run the same way every time.
05
Case-Law Monitors
Setting up scheduled tasks that monitor case law and track developments on their own.
06
Automated Summaries
Standing up weekly summaries that are prepared without being asked.

Program schedule

clock 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm EST

Transactional workflows: contract review, comparison, and diligence

This session brings Claude into corporate and transactional practice, working hands-on through contract review, comparison, and diligence. It applies the approach built in “Attorneys Working with Claude” to deal work, with techniques attendees can implement immediately.

Michael ShowalterMichael Showalter
Chandler R. HarrisChandler R. Harris
clock 3:10 pm - 3:40 pm EST

Template and skill libraries for deal work: drafting from your own forms at scale

Deal documents should start from your own forms, not a blank page. This session shows how to build a template and skill library for deal work, so drafting runs from your firm’s own templates at scale.

Michael ShowalterMichael Showalter
Chandler R. HarrisChandler R. Harris
clock 3:40 pm - 4:10 pm EST

Skills: turning your repeating work into reusable instructions that run the same way every time

Your best work should not be rebuilt from scratch each time. This session shows how to turn repeating work into reusable skills, instructions that run the same way every time, so output stays consistent across matters.

Michael ShowalterMichael Showalter
Chandler R. HarrisChandler R. Harris
clock 4:20 pm - 5:20 pm EST

Scheduled tasks: case-law monitors, development tracking, and weekly summaries that run on their own

This session shows how to set up scheduled tasks that monitor case law, track developments, and prepare weekly summaries without being asked, running on their own. Attendees will leave with techniques they can implement immediately to capture the staggering productivity gains AI makes available.

Michael ShowalterMichael Showalter
Chandler R. HarrisChandler R. Harris
Michael Showalter

Michael Showalter

Showalter PLLC

Chandler R. Harris

Chandler R. Harris

Showalter PLLC

Michael Showalter

Michael Showalter

Showalter PLLC

Michael founded Showalter PLLC to deliver elite appellate and complex-litigation representation at a fraction of the traditional price by building the practice around an AI-augmented workflow. Operating as the AI-savvy senior lawyer at the helm, Michael uses AI as his secretary, librarian, paralegal, and team of associates, replacing the layered staffing model that drives conventional firm costs. Every matter is flat-fee, every citation is verified against primary sources, and client data is always protected. The AI Firm Index, a third-party directory that scores firms on AI integration, describes Showalter PLLC as a credible, early-stage entrant worth watching.

Education & Credentials

Michael earned his J.D. from Yale Law School, graduating in the top 10% of his class, where he served as a senior editor of the Yale Law Journal. He holds a B.A. in Economics from the University of Michigan, awarded with Highest Honors. Michael clerked for Judge Diane Sykes on the Seventh Circuit and for Judge Dabney Friedrich on the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia.

Recognition & Leadership

Michael's social media writing on law and AI has been viewed by hundreds of thousands of readers, making him a visible voice on how technology is reshaping legal practice. A Gibson Dunn appellate partner described him as among the best legal writers they had worked with at the firm. A D.C. Circuit panel praised his oral argument in its written opinion, and his amicus brief in SEC v. Jarkesy advanced arguments later taken up by Justice Neil Gorsuch in a concurrence.

Professional Involvement

Michael is an active law-and-AI scholar, with articles on the subject published in the Notre Dame Law Review, the Ohio State Law Journal, and the SMU Law Review. His broader scholarship includes ten published or forthcoming law review articles with journals such as the Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy and George Mason Law Review, along with writing in Law360 and Bloomberg Law. Michael has taught constitutional law at Catholic University and presented at law schools and legal organizations.

Experience

Michael has drafted merits and certiorari-stage briefs at the U.S. Supreme Court and dozens of federal appellate briefs spanning constitutional, administrative, and complex commercial litigation, and at Gibson Dunn helped lead a team enforcing an international arbitration award of roughly $500 million, including fraudulent-transfer claims against judgment debtors. He currently serves as lead counsel for a lender in a Virginia state-court action and sits on a trial team before the Delaware Court of Chancery. Two years out of law school, Michael defeated Microsoft pro se before the U.S. Trademark Trial and Appeal Board.
Chandler R. Harris

Chandler R. Harris

Showalter PLLC

Chandler Harris is a partner at Showalter PLLC, where he leads the firm’s corporate and transactional practice. His work centers on the agreements that carry a deal: he advises public and private companies, founders, investors, and boards of directors on mergers and acquisitions, strategic investments, commercial contracts, securities matters, and corporate governance. That contract work runs from negotiating SaaS agreements, nondisclosure agreements, and supply agreements to preparing and revising organizational documents, board and committee policies, resolutions, and minutes, alongside ongoing legal support to businesses and management teams.

Education & Credentials

Chandler received his J.D. from Yale Law School and his B.A. in history, magna cum laude, from the University of Wyoming. He is admitted to practice in Florida and New York.

Recognition & Leadership

Chandler leads the corporate and transactional practice at Showalter PLLC, a firm built around an AI-augmented workflow, where he heads the firm’s deal-side work across M&A, securities, and commercial contracting.

Experience

Chandler’s transactional experience spans the full range of deal sizes and structures, from smaller acquisitions handled end-to-end and founder-owned business transactions through middle-market acquisitions and divestitures, private equity-backed transactions, cross-border investments, and complex public-company M&A, with matters in the healthcare, financial services, transportation, manufacturing, food and beverage, and tourism and hospitality industries. Representative matters handled prior to joining Showalter PLLC include three small asset acquisitions with an aggregate transaction value of approximately $1 million, handled end-to-end for the acquiror; the $20 million sale of a healthcare practice to private equity; a $35 million asset acquisition in food and beverage manufacturing; a $56 million acquisition in shipping and transportation; an $80 million cross-border joint venture in tourism and hospitality; a $260 million divestiture of a shipping and transportation business line; the $300 million acquisition of three hospitals; and assistance with a $28 billion public-company merger in the banking sector. On the securities side, Chandler has represented issuers and underwriters in public and private offerings of debt, preferred equity, and common equity, SPAC initial public offerings, convertible securities offerings, and Rule 144A and Regulation S transactions, ranging from growth-company financings to multibillion-dollar offerings, and he advises public companies on Securities Act and Exchange Act matters, including Forms 10-K, 10-Q, and 8-K, proxy disclosure, and other SEC reporting obligations. Before joining Showalter PLLC, Chandler practiced with Squire Patton Boggs and Carlton Fields in Tampa, and began his legal career with Sullivan & Cromwell in New York, where his practice focused principally on capital markets and other significant corporate transactions.
Michael Showalter

Michael Showalter

Showalter PLLC

Michael founded Showalter PLLC to deliver elite appellate and complex-litigation representation at a fraction of the traditional price by building the practice around an AI-augmented workflow. Operating as the AI-savvy senior lawyer at the helm, Michael uses AI as his secretary, librarian, paralegal, and team of associates, replacing the layered staffing model that drives conventional firm costs. Every matter is flat-fee, every citation is verified against primary sources, and client data is always protected. The AI Firm Index, a third-party directory that scores firms on AI integration, describes Showalter PLLC as a credible, early-stage entrant worth watching.

Education & Credentials

Michael earned his J.D. from Yale Law School, graduating in the top 10% of his class, where he served as a senior editor of the Yale Law Journal. He holds a B.A. in Economics from the University of Michigan, awarded with Highest Honors. Michael clerked for Judge Diane Sykes on the Seventh Circuit and for Judge Dabney Friedrich on the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia.

Recognition & Leadership

Michael's social media writing on law and AI has been viewed by hundreds of thousands of readers, making him a visible voice on how technology is reshaping legal practice. A Gibson Dunn appellate partner described him as among the best legal writers they had worked with at the firm. A D.C. Circuit panel praised his oral argument in its written opinion, and his amicus brief in SEC v. Jarkesy advanced arguments later taken up by Justice Neil Gorsuch in a concurrence.

Professional Involvement

Michael is an active law-and-AI scholar, with articles on the subject published in the Notre Dame Law Review, the Ohio State Law Journal, and the SMU Law Review. His broader scholarship includes ten published or forthcoming law review articles with journals such as the Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy and George Mason Law Review, along with writing in Law360 and Bloomberg Law. Michael has taught constitutional law at Catholic University and presented at law schools and legal organizations.

Experience

Michael has drafted merits and certiorari-stage briefs at the U.S. Supreme Court and dozens of federal appellate briefs spanning constitutional, administrative, and complex commercial litigation, and at Gibson Dunn helped lead a team enforcing an international arbitration award of roughly $500 million, including fraudulent-transfer claims against judgment debtors. He currently serves as lead counsel for a lender in a Virginia state-court action and sits on a trial team before the Delaware Court of Chancery. Two years out of law school, Michael defeated Microsoft pro se before the U.S. Trademark Trial and Appeal Board.
Chandler R. Harris

Chandler R. Harris

Showalter PLLC

Chandler Harris is a partner at Showalter PLLC, where he leads the firm’s corporate and transactional practice. His work centers on the agreements that carry a deal: he advises public and private companies, founders, investors, and boards of directors on mergers and acquisitions, strategic investments, commercial contracts, securities matters, and corporate governance. That contract work runs from negotiating SaaS agreements, nondisclosure agreements, and supply agreements to preparing and revising organizational documents, board and committee policies, resolutions, and minutes, alongside ongoing legal support to businesses and management teams.

Education & Credentials

Chandler received his J.D. from Yale Law School and his B.A. in history, magna cum laude, from the University of Wyoming. He is admitted to practice in Florida and New York.

Recognition & Leadership

Chandler leads the corporate and transactional practice at Showalter PLLC, a firm built around an AI-augmented workflow, where he heads the firm’s deal-side work across M&A, securities, and commercial contracting.

Experience

Chandler’s transactional experience spans the full range of deal sizes and structures, from smaller acquisitions handled end-to-end and founder-owned business transactions through middle-market acquisitions and divestitures, private equity-backed transactions, cross-border investments, and complex public-company M&A, with matters in the healthcare, financial services, transportation, manufacturing, food and beverage, and tourism and hospitality industries. Representative matters handled prior to joining Showalter PLLC include three small asset acquisitions with an aggregate transaction value of approximately $1 million, handled end-to-end for the acquiror; the $20 million sale of a healthcare practice to private equity; a $35 million asset acquisition in food and beverage manufacturing; a $56 million acquisition in shipping and transportation; an $80 million cross-border joint venture in tourism and hospitality; a $260 million divestiture of a shipping and transportation business line; the $300 million acquisition of three hospitals; and assistance with a $28 billion public-company merger in the banking sector. On the securities side, Chandler has represented issuers and underwriters in public and private offerings of debt, preferred equity, and common equity, SPAC initial public offerings, convertible securities offerings, and Rule 144A and Regulation S transactions, ranging from growth-company financings to multibillion-dollar offerings, and he advises public companies on Securities Act and Exchange Act matters, including Forms 10-K, 10-Q, and 8-K, proxy disclosure, and other SEC reporting obligations. Before joining Showalter PLLC, Chandler practiced with Squire Patton Boggs and Carlton Fields in Tampa, and began his legal career with Sullivan & Cromwell in New York, where his practice focused principally on capital markets and other significant corporate transactions.

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AR3.0
AZ3.0
CA3.0
CO3.0
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DC3.0
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GA3.0
HI3.0
IA3.0
ID3.0
IL3.0
IN3.0
KS2.0
KY3.0
LA3.0
MA3.0
MD3.0
ME3.0
MI3.0
MN3.0
MO3.6
MS3.0
MT3.0
NC3.0
ND3.0
NE3.0
NH180.0
NJ3.0
NM3.0
NV3.0
NY3.5
OH3.0
OK3.5
OR3.0
PA3.0
RI3.5
SC3.0
SD3.0
TN3.0
TX3.0
UT3.0
VA3.0
VT3.0
WA3.0
WI3.6
WV3.6
WY3.0

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