The Impact of AI on Commercial Contract Drafting: Opportunities, Risks and Best Practices Training Course

Course overview

Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping the way contracts are drafted, reviewed and managed - bringing both remarkable efficiencies and complex new challenges for legal professionals.

AI is no longer a future concept in contracting - it’s already here, reshaping how lawyers draft, negotiate, review and assess risk every day.

For in-house lawyers, it promises real efficiency and reduced reliance on external firms for routine work. But it also raises serious questions about accuracy, accountability and professional responsibility. One of the real benefits of AI is not in replacing lawyers, but in freeing them up to focus on the judgment calls that only lawyers can make.

This practical half-day session explores how AI is changing the way commercial contracts are drafted, the risks lawyers need to manage and the emerging best practices. The expert trainer gives a lawyer’s view of AI drafting: what it can do, where it goes wrong, and how to manage the risks. It explains how to keep control of quality, protect confidentiality and stay on the right side of regulation, while taking advantage of the technology.

The session combines a balanced mix of theory and explanation, real-world examples and interactive discussion to provide a practical solution to your drafting challenges in this new era.

This training course is part of our Commercial & Business Law Training Course collection which has been designed for the in-house lawyer.

Benefits of attending

AI is already changing the way contracts are written. This session helps you understand how to use it safely, get the benefits, while protecting your organisation and your professional credibility at the same time.

By attending this course you will:

• Learn how AI tools are being used to draft and review contracts
• Understand the cost and efficiency benefits for in-house teams
• Get to grips with legal and ethical risks of using AI-generated clauses
• Explore liability and data protection considerations
• Clarify the ownership and intellectual property of AI content
• Expand your knowledge of how to build governance and review processes that protect quality and compliance

Who should attend?

This course has been specially designed for:

• In-house counsel and commercial lawyers
• Private practice lawyers
• Commercial and contract managers
• Legal operations and procurement professionals
• Compliance officers and risk managers
• Everyone involved in digital transformation and the integration of AI into workflows

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