AI training & consulting · For legal professionals
I'm a Software Engineering Director at Trimble, where I've trained 40+ professionals across four departments and cut complex task time in half. I bring the same methodology to law firms — starting with how your practice actually works, not a slide deck about how AI might work.
How this started
As a Software Engineering Director at Trimble, I spent years training entire departments on AI adoption — not in theory, but by mapping their actual workflows and rebuilding them with AI inserted at every stage. Product teams. Support teams. Engineers. Directors. Each rollout was custom. Each one stuck.
When I faced a complex family law case of my own, I applied the same methodology to my own legal documents — organizing years of records, financial evidence, and correspondence into 66 structured exhibits, a complete case timeline, and full hearing preparation materials. The work product was compelling enough that two practicing attorneys — from opposing firms — independently reached out and asked who had built it. Neither was pitched. Both became clients.
That is the entire origin of this practice: methodology proven at enterprise scale, applied to a high-stakes personal matter, discovered by the people who needed it most.
What I offer
A structured multi-session engagement — workflow audit, three live sessions, a custom prompt library delivered as a working Claude Project, and adoption monitoring with biweekly check-ins for 30 days.
By engagement · Discovery callLearn more →Half-day or full-day, on-site or virtual. Customized to your practice area and document types. Every attendee walks away with a prompt cheat sheet built for their role.
$1,500–$5,500Learn more →One-on-one sessions built around your role, your documents, and your workflows. No generic demos — we work with what you actually handle.
$250–$350 per sessionLearn more →See all services, including retainer and corporate programs →
The method
Before any tool is introduced, we map how your team actually works — document types, volume, bottlenecks, and where time disappears. This is what most AI training skips.
We identify the exact points in your existing workflow where AI can reduce friction. Role by role, task by task. Not a generic list of AI capabilities.
Prompts, templates, and a Claude Project configured for your practice area, jurisdictional context, and house style. Nothing generic leaves the engagement.
Biweekly check-ins to measure usage and intervene before drop-off becomes abandonment. This is why the Trimble rollout stuck — and why the Sprint includes it.
Who this is for
Why work with me
Software Engineering Director, Trimble Twenty years in software engineering and technical leadership at a publicly traded company. I train AI tools because I've deployed them — not because I studied them.
40+ professionals trained. Across product, engineering, support, and leadership teams. Each rollout custom-mapped to the team's actual workflows, not a generic AI overview.
Teaches from real work. The legal methodology was built during an active family law matter — 66 exhibits, structured binders, hearing prep, cross-examination strategy. All AI-assisted. All real.
Adoption monitoring included. Most AI training fails two weeks after the session. Every engagement includes biweekly check-ins to catch drop-off and intervene before old habits win.
A 30-minute discovery call to talk through your workflows and what would actually be useful. No pitch deck.