The Dabbler
“I use ChatGPT every now and then.”
You ask a few questions, draft an occasional email, or experiment with prompts—but there’s no real system behind it.
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“Summarize this deposition.”
Summary Ready“Draft the adjournment letter.”
Draft Ready“What’s on my calendar tomorrow?”
Calendar ReviewedThe reality check
Some are experimenting.
Some have no real strategy.
Some repeat the same instructions every day.
Some are overwhelmed by document-heavy cases.
“Where do I even begin?”
The problem isn’t that lawyers aren’t using AI.
The problem is that many have never been shown how to build a system around it.Show Me HowFind your starting point
“I use ChatGPT every now and then.”
You ask a few questions, draft an occasional email, or experiment with prompts—but there’s no real system behind it.
“I keep giving AI the same instructions.”
Every new conversation feels like starting over. You repeatedly explain your preferences, tone, process, structure, and expectations.
“My cases have thousands of documents.”
Depositions. Medical records. Emails. Police reports. Discovery. Exhibits. Contracts. There is too much information and not enough time.
“I know AI can do more. I just don’t know how.”
You’ve heard about Claude, Skills, agents, automation, and workflows—but no one has shown you how those pieces work together.
If you saw yourself in any of these, this masterclass was built for you.
The strategic divide
Stop prompting. Start systemizing.
Claude for lawyers
Claude can be much more than a place to ask questions. When properly configured and used within an appropriate workflow, it can help attorneys work through lengthy documents, organize complicated information, create reusable Skills, and support sophisticated legal work.
Review and summarize depositions, records, reports, correspondence, discovery, contracts, and other case materials.
Help organize and analyze large amounts of case information through structured workflows.
Turn complicated materials into structured summaries, chronologies, issue lists, and working analyses.
Compare testimony, timelines, documents, claims, facts, or conflicting versions of information.
Support attorney-reviewed drafts of briefs, correspondence, discovery materials, reports, outlines, and summaries.
Create reusable processes around recurring legal tasks.
AI supports attorney judgment.
It does not replace it.
AI for litigation
AI can help you find the case inside the data.
Thousands of pages. Depositions. Medical records. Emails. Police reports. Contracts. Exhibits. Years of case history.
The problem isn’t just having the documents. It’s finding the information that matters.
The goal isn’t to replace legal analysis. It’s to help the lawyer get to important information faster.
Institutional intelligence
Meet your AI Law Firm Brain.
Your voice. Your templates. Your processes. Your standards. Your knowledge. Instead of treating every AI conversation like a blank slate, I’ll show you how to begin creating a structured AI environment designed around your firm.

Mobile delegation
What if getting work started didn’t require sitting behind your desk?
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Inside the masterclass
This is not a lecture about the future of AI.
I’m showing you how I’m actually using it.
Practical implementation
“Wait… I can actually do that?”
I pulled back the curtain and showed attorneys the AI systems, workflows, Law Firm Brain, Skills, and backend AI team supporting the way I operate my law firm. This time, I’m going even deeper.
This isn’t theory. It’s implementation.
Responsible legal AI
Attorneys have professional responsibilities that cannot simply be delegated to technology. That’s why responsible AI implementation is part of this training.
AI should support the lawyer. It should not replace the lawyer’s judgment.
This masterclass provides general educational information regarding AI and legal technology. It is not jurisdiction-specific legal ethics advice. Attorneys remain responsible for evaluating applicable professional rules, court requirements, client obligations, confidentiality requirements, and their own professional judgment.
The AI Legal BossMeet your instructor
The AI Legal Boss
Shevelle McPherson, Esq. is an attorney, AI Legal Strategist, entrepreneur, speaker, six-time bestselling author, and founder of McPherson Law.
She began her legal career as a prosecutor for the City of Philadelphia before launching McPherson Law and expanding the firm to three locations during its first year.
Today, Shevelle combines law, technology, entrepreneurship, and artificial intelligence to help attorneys build smarter, more efficient firms without sacrificing professional judgment, responsibility, or integrity.
She doesn’t just teach AI. She uses it inside her own law practice.
Real attorney feedback
“I learned how to take tasks that once took hours and complete them in minutes.”
“Shevelle really showed hands-on and step-by-step how to thoroughly implement the AI to make our jobs a lot easier.”
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See how Claude, AI Skills, a Law Firm Brain, intelligent workflows, and mobile delegation can support a more efficient law practice.
For attorneys & law firm owners • 60 minutes + live Q&A
Questions
No. This masterclass is about moving beyond casual prompting and understanding how AI can become part of your law firm’s systems, workflows, knowledge, and operations.
No. Claude is one of the powerful tools demonstrated during the training, but the larger goal is understanding how to build an AI-powered law firm.
No. The training is designed for attorneys at different levels—from those just beginning to those already experimenting with AI.
AI can support structured workflows for organizing, summarizing, comparing, searching, and analyzing large volumes of case information. Extremely large matters may require additional document-management, retrieval, segmentation, search, or supporting technologies.
No. AI can assist with repetitive and information-heavy tasks, but professional judgment, verification, supervision, ethical responsibility, and legal decision-making remain with the attorney.
Yes. Responsible and ethical implementation is a core component of the training.
Yes. Registration for this session is free.
The moment is now
You don’t need another list of prompts. You need to understand how AI can become part of the way your law firm actually operates.
Stop using AI like a chatbot.
Start building your AI-powered law firm.
Free Registration • Wednesday, September 2, 2026 • 7:00 PM ET
Talk. Delegate. Done.™
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