Paralegals spend hours collating document bundles, drafting summaries, and building chronologies. This book shows you how to use AI assistants as a drafting partner—without compromising confidentiality or professional duty. You will learn to instruct an AI to organise exhibits, flag inconsistencies in deposition testimony, and generate chronological lists from messy records. Every technique comes with a verification checklist because you remain accountable for what leaves your desk. No hyped promises, no blind trust: just durable skills that work across any AI tool, now and as the technology evolves. The focus is on the work that actually occupies your day—disclosure bundles, transcript summaries, case chronologies—and on the risks that keep you awake: privilege, data protection, and the regulator’s gaze. Written for busy practitioners who need results, not theory. Part of The AI at Work Library.
About the author
Marcus Chen Ferro writes for The AI at Work Library.
