AI Training for Regulated Teams in Hong Kong
CopilotFrom Licence to Trusted Colleague
A practical training programme to help legal teams use Copilot with confidence in their everyday work. Beginning with a straightforward introduction to generative AI and the Microsoft applications your team already uses, the programme develops practical skills in giving clear instructions, improving drafts through conversation, and knowing when to check the output carefully. The quarterly clinics help keep up momentum by addressing real problems, sharing new features and techniques, and identifying the areas where your team needs further support.
AI at WorkSmart, Safe and Compliant
A practical course for legal teams who need to use AI sensibly, confidently and within their professional duties. It explains the language, tools and regulatory issues that matter, then moves quickly to the everyday questions: what AI may be used for, what requires supervision and verification, how confidentiality is protected, and when clients should be told. Participants leave with a clear framework for responsible use, including a simple AI policy, an approved tools list and a workable verification process that can be kept current through quarterly clinics.
Copilot Legal Training
The Taster
One hour that takes the fear out of AI: what generative AI is, a tour across the apps your team already uses (Word, Excel, Outlook, Teams and PowerPoint), and a live demo of a weak prompt versus a good brief. The one big idea: brief it like a person.
Foundation
How AI really works, in plain words, and Copilot's full range app by app, with a live example in each. Attendees brief Copilot on a real task from their own workflow and take home a one-page BRIEF cheat sheet (Be the boss, Reason, Information, Example, Format) that their team will actually use.
Intermediate
Why one shot fails and back-and-forth wins. Hands on, attendees take a mediocre draft and improve it in three turns, using Copilot as a thought partner to brainstorm, pressure-test, draft and decide, with a clear line between trust and verify.
Quarterly Clinic
Every quarter: wins and stuck points since last time, new Copilot features, one new technique, and live problem-solving on your team's real tasks. A running struggle log captures what your team finds hard and shapes the advanced course built for your industry.
AI Legal Training: Ethics & Risk
AI & the Lawyer's Duties
A working vocabulary for generative, discriminative, retrieval augmented and agentic AI, and how each behaves differently under the duties you owe. The six places AI already shows up in legal work: drafting, research, e discovery, client interface, practice management and free assistants used informally. The four duties in focus: competence, confidentiality, supervision and disclosure.
Risk Management & Conduct
The Law Society Guide and the Bar Code, read in conjunction for AI: familiar instruments pulled into a new shape. Whether AI is a tool or non lawyer staff changes what supervision actually requires, and neither reading lets the supervising solicitor off the hook. The three recurring failure modes: hallucination, bias and over reliance.
Practical Workflows
A six clause AI use policy, written down and kept short, plus a three tier approved tools list reviewed quarterly. The five step verification workflow: classify, prompt, read, verify, sign. Three tiers of client disclosure, with attendees leaving with the deliverables drafted.
Legal AI Clinic
Every quarter: what has changed in the tools and the regulatory position, wins and stuck points since last time, and live problem-solving on your team's real matters, keeping the policy, tools list and verification workflow current.
All sessions are delivered in person at your premises in Hong Kong. Dates are confirmed upon booking. Every course can also be tailored to your team's practice areas, or a longer or shorter format, for an additional cost quoted on enquiry.
Book a TrainingTraining: Frequently Asked Questions
How much does corporate AI training cost?
Copilot training is priced per session: the Taster is HK$30,000, Foundation HK$45,000, Intermediate HK$55,000, and the Quarterly Clinic HK$30,000 per quarter. The full ladder is HK$150,000 and the annual package HK$240,000 per year. AI at Work, on professional duties, is HK$50,000 per part, with a Legal AI Clinic at HK$40,000 per quarter, a full series at HK$175,000 and an annual package at HK$280,000 per year.
Where is the training delivered?
All sessions are delivered in person at your premises in Hong Kong. Dates are confirmed on booking.
Who is the training for?
Legal teams in law firms, banks and insurers, and any organisation whose staff use Microsoft Copilot in Word, Excel, Outlook, Teams and PowerPoint. The AI at Work course is for lawyers who must use AI within their professional duties under the Law Society Guide and the Bar Code.
Is it safe for lawyers to use AI?
AI is safe to use in legal practice when it is used with proper skill and supervision. The training covers the main risks, hallucination, bias and over reliance, and the duties of competence, confidentiality, supervision and disclosure.
Can a course be tailored to our firm?
Yes. Every course can be tailored to your team's practice areas, industry or workflows, or delivered in a longer or shorter format, for an additional cost quoted on enquiry.
Is there AI training for lawyers in Hong Kong?
Yes. Just Law Education provides in-person AI training for lawyers and legal teams in Hong Kong, taught by Caroline Langley, a practising barrister. The courses cover Microsoft Copilot in Word, Outlook, Teams, Excel and PowerPoint, and how to use AI within a lawyer's professional duties under the Law Society Guide and the Bar Code. Sessions are delivered at your firm's premises, from HK$30,000 per session.
Do you offer AI training for banks, insurers and other regulated organisations in Hong Kong?
Yes. The training is designed for regulated teams, including legal and compliance teams in banks and insurers, where staff must use AI carefully and be able to explain how they used it. Courses cover practical use of Microsoft Copilot and the main risks of AI, such as inaccurate answers, bias and over-reliance, together with the duties of confidentiality, supervision and accuracy. Every course can be tailored to your organisation's work and is delivered in person at your premises in Hong Kong.