Most lawyers using AI are paying the same tax over and over: fifteen minutes of set-up, one good answer, then a closed tab that takes the context with it. Jennifer Case builds the fix on screen — a plain text case file that sits next to your documents and gives any AI tool what it needs on the first try.
Your Prompt Ends When the Window Closes
If you use AI in your practice, you have probably had this happen. You spend the first fifteen minutes of a new chat explaining the matter — who the parties are, where the case stands, what you already ruled out. You get one genuinely good answer. Then you close the tab, and all of that context is gone. The next matter starts from zero.
The work was real. It just had nowhere to live.
Context can sit in two places. It can sit in the session, assembled in a chat window, where it expires with the thread, belongs to one person, and is locked to the tool it was typed into. Or it can sit in the matter, in a file beside the documents, where every person and every tool reads the same thing. It survives the session, the staffing change, and the platform migration.
Same effort either way. One of them compounds.
In this session, Jennifer will give a live demo of her service. She’ll work in a real folder — active matters, firm-level playbooks, and a case file she’ll create on screen, correct out loud, then put to work in real time. You’ll watch actual work run against the file, and you’ll watch her update it so the next session starts smarter than the last one.
What that one file makes possible:
- Start every session oriented, instead of re-briefing the matter to a blank window
- Hand a matter to an associate, a paralegal, or a contract reviewer with the same page they need
- Run the same file through Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, or Gemini with no rework
- Keep the asset when the license changes, so a procurement decision stops being a knowledge decision
- Give a client or a court a written record of where a human approved what
You will leave knowing exactly what to put in your own first file — and it will still work when your firm changes tools next year.
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Meet Jennifer Case, J.D.
California attorney • Founder, Law Tech AI • LawNext columnist • Accredited CLE instructor
Jennifer Case is a California attorney and the founder of Law Tech AI, where she coaches lawyers at small to mid-sized firms on adopting artificial intelligence safely, ethically, and effectively. A former litigator turned entrepreneur, she helps attorneys modernize their workflows without compromising client trust or professional standards.
She leads accredited CLE courses on AI and legal ethics, offers one-on-one and cohort-based coaching, and facilitates a global mastermind where lawyers share what is actually working in practice. Her approach combines legal expertise, business operations insight, and a compliance-first mindset — which is why her sessions tend to end with a file you can use rather than a framework you will forget.
Jennifer is also a regular contributor to LawNext, writing on the evolving intersection of AI and law practice. Her work is guided by a core belief: AI should help small and mid-sized firm lawyers serve more clients, reclaim their time, and stay competitive in a changing profession, without sacrificing the values that define good lawyering.
Recent stages include the PILMMA Super Summit, the Chicago Bar Association Solo & Small Firm Committee, the International Legal Technology Association, and the National Business Institute.
September 10, 1:30pm – 1:50pm ET Live Webinar + Q&A
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In 20 minutes, watch a working case file get built from nothing, get corrected on screen, and then get put to work on a real task then ask Jennifer anything in a live Q&A.
- Platform: Zoom Webinars
- Cost: Free
- Registration: Open
- Registration Ends: 9/10/26
WHAT YOU'LL WALK AWAY WITH
You know the fifteen minutes you lose at the start of every new chat? This session is about never spending them again.
- The file itself, built on screen — posture, parties and counsel, issues in dispute, custodians and systems, open items. One page of plain text, saved in the matter folder, correctable by anyone who opens it.
- The four files that sit above every matter — how your firm practices, how your firm writes, what your clients expect, and what your verification bar is. You write them once. They attach to everything after that.
- Where a human has to sign off — how reversibility decides which tasks you review after the fact, which you approve step by step, and which never leave the building unreviewed, plus a live Q&A with Jennifer
One file, twenty minutes.
That's the whole assignment.
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