In-house training · 1.5 hours or half a day · using your own tool
AI training for lawyers and legal teams
On Copilot, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Mistral, or your internal assistant: your teams analyze, compare, and draft faster, and verify each reference before using it. Your real-life situations, never your actual data; the legal decision remains yours.
Alptis From AI Act compliance to 31 autonomous AI drivers SATT network : lawyers, technology transfer officers and project managers trained from one SATT to another · Agirc-Arrco : sessions rated up to 9.5/10 4,850 trained professionals
Starting from €1,300 excluding VAT per half-day · Written proposal within 24 working hours, without obligation.
The training in brief
Who trains lawyers and legal departments in generative AI? NextStart.AI, a generative AI training organization based in Paris (registered under number 11756140675), provides training for legal teams in 1.5-hour or half-day sessions, for up to twelve participants, using the tool approved by your IT department (Copilot, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Mistral, or an internal assistant). The program includes: contract analysis against your playbook, version comparison, compliance and regulatory monitoring, with verification of each reference. The cost is €1,300 to €1,800 excluding VAT for a half-day session. 4,850 professionals have been trained, with an average satisfaction rating of 9.4/10.
Everything you need to make a decision, in ten lines. The objectives, process, and use cases are below.
- What it is
- A customized training in generative AI For legal teams: a maximum of twelve participants, each working on their own computer, working on their own cases. No lectures or demonstrations: 70% hands-on practice.
- What we work on there
- Your contracts and your analyses Document review and risk assessment, reference clauses and fallback positions, clear explanation of contracts, regulatory monitoring and tracking of deadlines. The legal decision remains a human one.
- For who
- The teams legal, compliance and contractsAll levels, including employees who have never opened the tool.
- Duration and rhythm
- 1 hour 30 minutes or half a dayAvailable in one go or in waves of sessions to cover the entire team. Also available as a webinar.
- Where and in what language
- At your premises anywhere in France, or remotely. French or English.
- Price
- €1,300 to €1,800 excluding VAT Half-day sessions for up to twelve participants, with a sliding scale of prices when sessions are repeated. See our price benchmarks.
- On which tool
- Yours: Copilot, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Mistral or your secure internal assistant. We train within your tenant, without third-party tools.
- Funding
- Eligible for OPCO and ESF+ funding. NextStart is a registered training organization (No. 11756140675): the session is part of your skills development plan, with the agreements and documents expected by your funder.
- Lead time
- Written proposal within 24 business hours, without obligation, after a 30-minute framing exchange.
- To start alone
- Our free AI kit for legal teams : 30 use cases and their prompts, in three levels, to progress independently before or after training.
Why train your legal teams in generative AI?
Lawyers can speed up the reading and preparation of documents without delegating interpretation, risk assessment, or legal decision-making.
Documents that take a long time to analyze
Contracts, policies and regulatory texts must be compared according to explicit criteria and linked to the source passages.
Summaries to be made accessible
The legal issues must be clearly explained to the business units without removing important reservations.
Plausible but inaccurate answers
A fabricated or outdated reference can lead to a poor decision. Every source must be found and verified.
A professional secret to protect
Contracts, litigation and personal data require authorized tools and strict confidentiality rules.
How we prepare for the session with your legal advisor
The content, examples and tools are prepared with your subject matter expert before the session.
Feasibility study
Gathering of needs, participant level, constraints and priority use cases.
Customization
Adaptation of the schedule, demonstrations and exercises, then validation with your organization.
Training
Participatory facilitation, guided practical application and distribution of educational materials.
The program, hour by hour
A balance designed to understand, practice and then secure uses in the work environment.
Schedule for the half-day (3 hours 30 minutes)
- 0:00 to 0:20 Fundamentals of generative AI applied to legal text, personalized memorandum and instructions, in-depth research, and what a model cannot do on a contract or decision
- 0:20 to 0:40 : familiarization with the tool chosen by your IT department, structure of a document analysis prompt, requirement to cite the source passage for each statement
- 0:40 to 2:40 : workshop on your situations, for example the review of a service contract, the comparison of two versions of an agreement under negotiation, the summary note intended for an operational manager, with the creation of prompts and reusable agents
- 2:40 to 3:10 : presentation of completed work, verification of cited references, collective correction and identification of qualification errors
- 3:10 to 3:30 : biases and limitations, professional secrecy and confidentiality of files, GDPR, Article 4 of the AI Act and drafting your internal rules of use
The 1 hour 30 minute format follows the same tight structure: 20 minutes of fundamentals, 55 minutes of workshop on two chosen cases, 15 minutes of usage framework.
The legal situations we can work on
The exercises are selected according to your priorities. The groupings below retain the details of the situations that can be worked on.
Contractual analysis
- Summarize a contract
- Identify the obligations of the parties
- Identify the sensitive clauses
- Prepare a list of points to negotiate
Comparison
- Compare two versions of a contract
- Analyze the deviations from a model
- Construct a table of differences
- Identify the important changes
Copywriting
- Prepare a standard clause
- Write an appendix
- Adapting a model to the context
- Improve the clarity of a document
Risks and compliance
- Constructing a risk matrix
- Analyze a compliance situation
- Prepare a GDPR or AI Act checklist
- Documenting points of concern
Legal research
- Prepare a research strategy
- Summarize a legal development
- Compare multiple sources
- Organize regulatory monitoring
Communication
- Write a summary report
- Prepare an executive summary
- To simplify a complex subject
- Create a FAQ for operational staff
Concrete examples of use cases for legal teams
Operational resources to extend training on contract analysis and review.
Drafting or reviewing general terms and conditions of sale →
Check the mandatory information and identify risky clauses, in B2B as well as B2C.
Analyzing a non-compete or exclusivity clause →
Test its validity, measure the risk and propose a balanced draft.
Drafting an amendment to a contract →
Modify the desired clauses without weakening the rest of the contract.
AI Assistant for the GDPR processing register →
Prepare the fact sheets for article 30 with the relevant professions and identify the impact analyses to be carried out.
Securing a negotiated termination agreement from start to finish →
Checks, minimum compensation, legal timetable and TéléRC file ready for validation.
AI Assistant clauses and contractual playbook →
Retrieve the reference clause and the validated fallback positions.
Explaining a contract in plain language →
To explain obligations, risks and deadlines for a non-legal reader.
Regulatory monitoring →
Follow the developments in texts that actually concern the activity.
Monitoring contractual deadlines and litigation →
Do not let a deadline for notice, response or procedure pass.
Orchestrating a contract review →
Analyze, annotate and prepare the negotiation points of a contract.
Controlling communication in accordance with the GDPR →
Check legal notices, legal bases and cited data before publishing.
Conducting a data protection impact assessment →
Draft the DPIA according to the CNIL model, its risk matrix and the questions to the supplier.
Compare two versions of a contract →
Identify the substantial changes and clauses that need reviewing.
Review a confidentiality agreement before signing →
Report unbalanced clauses and suggest alternative wording.
Reviewing a data processing agreement (GDPR) →
Check the references in article 28 and the vague clauses regarding security.
Drafting a formal notice →
Remind them of the obligation, set a deadline and announce the follow-up, with supporting documents.
Answering a legal question from an operational staff member →
A short note outlining the risk level, conditions, and next steps.
See the 15 Legal fact sheets in the library →
Across all professions: 113 AI prompts per profession, 55 missions Claude Cowork et 69 AI agents and assistants.
Your data does not leave your environment
Contracts, procedural documents, client correspondence: professional secrecy governs the entire system.
The exercises are based on your real-world situations, never on your actual data. We develop the practical cases with your business expert using anonymized or reconstructed examples, and we work within the environment approved by your IT department: Copilot Chat, Copilot M365, ChatGPT (Enterprise or Azure OpenAI), Gemini, Claude, Mistral, or a locally installed open-source solution for the most sensitive data. No documents, files, or personally identifiable information are transmitted to a public model during the session. The final part of the training is dedicated to GDPR, the AI Act, and the development of your internal usage rules, ensuring that each participant leaves with a clear understanding of what they can and cannot submit to an AI tool.
Copilot M365
Claude
ChatGPT
Gemini
VibeThe AI toolkit for legal teams, to help them progress independently
Before entrusting us with the training of your team, or to start on your own: the 30 most useful use cases of generative AI in the daily life of a legal department, with their ready-to-copy prompts, organized into three levels for step-by-step progression.
- Data red zone, six-line prompt template, three verification rules, and a quick reference guide
- 10 everyday uses: summarizing, explaining to a non-lawyer, handling sensitive emails, checking references before sending, specialized legal tool
- 12 analysis sheets: key clauses, contract vs. playbook, project compliance, memo
- 8 supervised agents with six safeguards, six-week team program
Receive the kit
The download link will be sent to you by email.
References and feedback
Some examples of interventions and feedback from NextStart.AI training courses.
Airbus470 participantsAirbus595 participants
CNES673 participantsAlptis450 participants
Agirc-Arrco650+ participants
Bristol Myers Squibb237 participants
Ceva Animal Health209 participantsSATT network173 participants
Cerema145 participants
Engie11 participants
AÉSIO mutual21 participants
Crédit Mutuel13 participantsFrequently asked questions about AI training for legal teams
Answers to key questions about level, tools, personalization, and modalities.
Legal AI training: which organization should train a legal department?
NextStart.AI, a generative AI training organization based in Paris (registration number 11756140675), designs customized sessions for legal departments and law firms: a maximum of twelve participants, using your own anonymized files, with the tool validated by your IT department. 4,850 professionals trained since 2023, with an average satisfaction rating of 9.4/10. AI kit for legal teams allows you to continue independently.
Are our contracts kept confidential during training?
Yes. The cases are built on anonymized or reconstructed examples; no real documents are submitted to a public template. The session takes place on the tool approved by your IT department, in your environment.
Do you need to already know how to use ChatGPT or Copilot?
No. The content is adapted to the level of the participants, from discovery to more advanced methods.
Can the training use our internal tool?
Yes. The session can use the tool approved by your IT department, including Copilot, ChatGPT (Enterprise or Azure OpenAI), Gemini, Claude, Mistral or a local solution.
Can we work on our own use cases?
Yes. Priority situations are selected with your contact person, then transformed into suitable and safe exercises.
What is the difference between the 1 hour 30 minute format and the half-day format?
The 15-hour format follows the same concise structure: 20 minutes of fundamentals, 55 minutes of workshop on two case studies chosen with you, and 15 minutes of practical application. The half-day format (3.5 hours) allows for the exploration of more situations, the development of reusable prompts and agents, and the presentation of results in a group setting.
Can the training be funded?
Our training courses are eligible for OPCO and ESF+ funding.
Can AI provide legal advice?
It can help in preparing research, comparisons, or reports. The analysis, qualification, and opinion remain the responsibility of the legal professional.
How can we verify the references cited by the AI?
The training teaches how to demand identifiable sources, to refer back to official texts, and to document verification before use.
How much does the training cost?
Expect to pay €1,300 to €1,800 excluding VAT for a half-day session for up to twelve participants, with a discount for consecutive sessions; the 1.5-hour format is available upon request. We will send you a quote within 24 business hours; our price range is detailed on the page How much does AI training cost?.
How soon can a session be organized?
Allow one to two weeks between your agreement and the session, the time needed to coordinate with your legal advisor, personalize the exercises and validate the schedule.
What deliverables do the participants receive?
A booklet of about fifty pages, the prompts and agents built during the workshop on your own cases, and the rules of use written collectively at the end of the session.
Do you also provide training to law firms and legal studies?
Yes. The format is the same: a session either at your premises or remotely, using your own anonymized files and the tool you have chosen. The program is tailored to the firm's practice during the initial stages: drafting legal documents and pleadings, research, preparing for negotiations, and client relations.
Who is leading the session?
Flavien BessetThe speaker will be the founder of NextStart.AI, or a trainer from the team trained in the same methodology, depending on the language, city, and size of the wave. The speaker's name is included in the proposal, and they will prepare the session with your legal advisor.
What happens after my request?
You will receive a personal response within 24 business hours. A 30-minute exchange will clarify your teams, your tool, and your deadlines, after which you will receive the detailed proposal and training agreement.
How does a legal team use AI to analyze contracts?
Five main uses: extracting key contract clauses into a table, analyzing a contract against the team's playbook, comparing two versions or the discrepancy with your internal model, explaining a contract in plain language to an operational staff member, and tracking deadlines and due dates. AI prepares, the lawyer decides: each flagged clause and each cited reference is checked against the source text, in a tool authorized by your organization. AI kit for legal teams details these uses with their prompts.
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NextStart is a training organization registered under number 11756140675. This registration does not constitute state approval.