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H
ow do you teach
the most skeptical
professionals in the
world to overhaul the
way they practice law? You make
it human-centered. Drawing on
applied learning theory, change
leadership principles, and a case
study of Stradley Ronon's Legal
GenAI Drivers Certification,
developed in partnership with
vLex, we highlight best practices
for designing inclusive training
that integrates technical literacy,
ethical grounding, and hands-on
experience.
Lawyers, by training and
temperament, are among the
most skeptical professionals
in the world. This skepticism
often serves as a valuable asset,
protecting clients from undue risk
and ensuring rigorous legal work.
At the same time, skepticism can
block innovation.
As GenAI advancements continue,
unflagging, future-forward law
firms need a strategy to overcome
WHAT LAWYERS REALLY
NEED TO LEARN ABOUT
GENERATIVE AI
(AND HOW TO TEACH IT)
FEATURES
BY SARAH HIREBET AND ANUSIA GILLESPIE
