FREE WEBINAR

Webinar: How to Develop Practical AI Workflows for Lawyers

Most lawyers know AI can save them time — the hard part is knowing exactly how to make it work reliably in practice.

Join us 19 August 2026, 1 p.m. AEST.

Walk away with a repeatable process you can apply immediately, including:

  • Core prompting principles and how they translate to tasks
  • The three-stage workflow process — Brief, Scope, Refine — for producing consistent, usable outputs
  • Human in the loop principles
  • Practical examples across contract review, litigation, drafting, admin, and client clarifications
  • Live Q&A
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Speakers

Jason Feng

Senior Associate

Jason Feng is a Senior Associate, and shares actionable how-to guides for lawyers to 80,000 lawyers on Linkedin and on his website www.practisinglaw.com.au.

As with many lawyers, he found that law school didn’t really prepare him for working in a modern legal workplace. So he started developing processes, checklists, templates, and guides to become an effective lawyer and now shares them to help lawyers build a strong foundation during the early stages of their careers.

Drawing on his experience working on large construction contracts, Jason specialises in teaching lawyers how to work efficiently with contracts and other legal documents using Microsoft Word. His training is highly practical, example-driven, and focused on helping lawyers deliver better work in less time.

Raymond Sun

Technology Lawyer

Raymond Sun is a technology lawyer and long-time lawyer-builder with deep experience at the intersection of law, technology, and systems design. As an active develoepr, Raymond dived early into the world of legal engineering since 2018, having worked in technical roles at LawPath (building doc automation platform) and a secondment at IBM (building smart contract platform). Best known for being the creator of the Global AI Regulation Tracker – the world’s first truly tracker that covers AI regulatory updates from over 195+ countries and is used by 70,000+ users around the world. Lawyers Weekly named him 30 under 30 Technology Lawyer of the Year (Australia) in 2023. Top Voice on AI on Linkedin, and runs the Data Science and AI Association of Australia and founder of LegalQuants (a global network for lawyers who build their own tech to practise and transform law).