AI for Litigation Practice
A litigation-focused programme on using AI to analyse pleadings, review evidence, prepare chronologies, identify inconsistencies, research issues and develop submissions or cross-examination themes.
Programme overview
A litigation-focused programme on using AI to analyse pleadings, review evidence, prepare chronologies, identify inconsistencies, research issues and develop submissions or cross-examination themes.
Who should attend
Litigation practitioners, in-house dispute teams, government legal officers and investigators.
Recommended format
Half-day or full-day workshop. Programmes are available in English, Bahasa Malaysia or bilingually, and may be delivered physically, online or in hybrid format.
Learning outcomes
- Use AI to convert pleadings and evidence into issues, chronologies and task lists.
- Identify inconsistencies, gaps and follow-up questions in document sets.
- Develop first-draft research queries, submissions structures and cross-examination themes.
- Understand where litigation judgment and evidence evaluation must remain human-led.
- Adopt safeguards for confidential materials and privileged litigation strategy.
Indicative modules
- AI-assisted pleadings and issue mapping
- Evidence review, chronology building and inconsistency spotting
- Legal research and submissions structure
- Cross-examination themes and witness preparation support
- Risk controls for litigation confidentiality and accuracy
Practical value
Participants leave with a working understanding of the relevant legal/technology risk area, practical checklists or workflows, and a clearer sense of when to escalate issues for legal, compliance or governance review.
| Academy Category | Legal Technology, Artificial Intelligence, Data Protection and Defamation |
| Target Audience | Litigation practitioners, in-house dispute teams, government legal officers and investigators. |
| Recommended Format | Half-day or full-day workshop |
| Language Options | English, Bahasa Malaysia or bilingual |
| Learning Outcomes | Use AI to convert pleadings and evidence into issues, chronologies and task lists., Identify inconsistencies, gaps and follow-up questions in document sets., Develop first-draft research queries, submissions structures and cross-examination themes., Understand where litigation judgment and evidence evaluation must remain human-led., Adopt safeguards for confidential materials and privileged litigation strategy. |
| Indicative Modules | AI-assisted pleadings and issue mapping, Evidence review, chronology building and inconsistency spotting, Legal research and submissions structure, Cross-examination themes and witness preparation support, Risk controls for litigation confidentiality and accuracy |
| Source Document | academy - lawtech.pdf |
| Programme Status | Available workshop / training topic |
| Trainer | Dale / LAWTECH.MY, unless otherwise stated |
| Contact Email | dale@aico.my |
| Reviewed On | 2026-07-26 |