ACW-01 AI Command Workshop

Continuing Legal Education Workshop

AI Command Workshop

Rules of Engagement: From Regulatory Compliance to Competitive Advantage

Aug. 27 & 28, 2026 Las Vegas, Nevada 6.0 CLE Hours

A hands-on legal AI lab for attorneys who need usable workflows, professional guardrails, and a workbook they can keep using after the program ends.

Registration Details View Agenda
4.5 General + 1.5 Ethics Nevada approved. California approval pending.
12 seats per day Two identical program days. Pick the date that fits.
Working workbook included Field guide, labs, annexes, checklists, and scenario tools.

Not a vendor pitch. Not a lecture. A lab.

Built for lawyers who have to supervise AI work, not just admire it.

This program treats AI use as a delegation problem. Every module is designed around the same practical question: what does a lawyer have to specify, verify, prohibit, and document before AI-assisted output can safely become professional work?

01

Build structured prompts with clear objectives, constraints, and verification checks.

02

Work ethics scenarios through rule analysis, failure tracing, and prevention design.

03

Use source-bounded NotebookLM workflows without mistaking first drafts for finished work.

04

Apply the method to coverage analysis, duty to defend, reservation of rights, and bad faith.

Full-Day Agenda

Four modules. Four labs. One working day.

8:30-9:00

Arrival, breakfast, laptop setup

No CLE credit. Get settled, confirm access, and open the working files.

9:10-10:40
Module 11.5 General

COMMAND Framework Foundations

The seven-element structure for lawyer-controlled AI: Context, Objective, Method, Metrics, Administrative Controls, Negative Constraints, and Diagnostic Check.

10:55-12:25
Module 21.5 Ethics

Ethics Under Fire

Three live scenarios covering competence, supervision, candor, confidentiality, and the professional risks created by AI-assisted workflows.

12:25-1:25

Lunch

No CLE credit. Full-day registration includes lunch.

1:25-2:55
Module 31.5 General

NotebookLM: The Attorney's CLE Studio

Build source-bounded notebooks, use prebuilt prompts, generate CLE assets, and apply QA gates before anything becomes course material.

3:10-4:40
Module 41.5 General

Coverage Analysis, Duty to Defend & Bad Faith

Apply COMMAND to coverage analysis, reservation of rights, independent counsel, claim evaluation, and bad-faith exposure.

4:40-4:50

Closing debrief

Carry-forward checklist, workbook use, and next steps.

Workbook Preview

A field guide, not a slide handout.

The workbook is built to be used in the room and consulted afterward. It combines live-session pages, scenario workspaces, checklists, annexes, and professional-reference material.

ACW-01 Command Framework

The COMMAND Structure

  1. Context - what the AI must know before it acts.
  2. Objective - what result the lawyer is asking for.
  3. Method - the sequence the work must follow.
  4. Metrics - the standard used to judge the output.
  5. Diagnostic Check - the required failure report.
Module 2 Ethics Under Fire

Five-Phase Scenario Method

1The scenario

2Rule analysis

3Trace the failure

4COMMAND prevention

5Principle extracted

Module 4 Coverage Lab

Applied Legal Workflow

Policy inventory. Four-corners analysis. Reservation of rights review. Independent counsel conflict mapping. Bad-faith stress test.

What Attorneys Leave With

Practical tools for the next file, not abstract AI enthusiasm.

Reusable prompt architecture

A repeatable structure for legal tasks where the lawyer controls source limits, method, output format, and verification.

Ethics failure recognition

A scenario method for seeing where AI risk enters the workflow before the bad output reaches a client, court, or file.

Source-bounded drafting workflow

A NotebookLM process for outlines, handouts, and teaching materials, paired with a six-gate QA discipline.

Coverage-specific applications

Applied exercises for insurance coverage, duty-to-defend analysis, ROR letters, independent counsel, and bad-faith exposure.

Registration

Two identical program days. Limited room size.

Choose Thursday, August 27 or Friday, August 28, 2026. Each day is capped at 12 seats.

Morning $150

Modules 1-2. 3.0 CLE hours.

Afternoon $150

Modules 3-4. 3.0 CLE hours.

Full Day $250

All four modules. CCBA members: $200.

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Registration will be handled through CCBA. Use this page as the QR destination until the final registration link is confirmed.