AI Prompting Masterclass for In-House Counsel: Better Prompts for Contract Work

AI tools are becoming the default for drafting, reviewing, and analyzing contracts — but the difference between a useful result and an unreliable one is almost always the prompt. Most lawyers are learning this the hard way: prompts that feel clear to a human return output that misses context, misses precedent, or confidently hallucinates.

Join us on Monday, August 17, 2026, at 12:00 PM ET / 9:00 AM PT as Maarten Truyens, Legal Software Engineer at LawVu, and Senne Mennes, Solutions Consultant at LawVu, walk through how LLMs actually interpret legal prompts, how to structure prompts for drafting, reviewing, and redlining contracts, and how to give AI the context, constraints, and role it needs to return reliable output — with live examples from real contract scenarios.

What You’ll Learn:

• How LLMs actually interpret and respond to legal prompts — and the specific patterns where they go wrong on contract work
• How to structure prompts for drafting, reviewing, and redlining contracts so you get useful, reliable output the first time
• How to give AI the right context, constraints, and role assignment to consistently produce work you can rely on
• The most common prompting mistakes in-house lawyers make on contract AI — and the specific fixes that turn bad outputs into good ones
• Live examples using real contract scenarios so you can see the difference between a mediocre prompt and one that actually works

Who Should Attend:

This program is designed for in-house counsel, contracts managers, legal operations professionals, and members of corporate legal teams who work regularly with contracts and want meaningfully better results from AI — with no technical background required.