This application-based fellowship program is designed for individuals who want to:
Learn how to deploy Al in real legal workflows
Become a trusted Al operator in a legal firm
Contribute to the development of legal AI
Fellows
Tatiana Z
J.D. Candidate at Harvard Law School
Nicolas Lama
J.D. Candidate at Stanford Law School
Christian Law
J.D. Candidate at Harvard Law School
Jackson Law
J.D. Candidate at Harvard Law School
Kylie Devlin Gall
J.D. Candidate at Columbia Law School
Christian Law
J.D. Candidate at Harvard Law School
Fellowship benefits
Apply Al to research, drafting, diligence, intake, and firm knowledge systems
Introduce Al in ways that respect firm culture, risk tolerance, and client trust
Engage with founders and practitioners actively deploying Al inside legal organizations
Learn how to evaluate tools, run pilots, measure ROl, and scale adoption
Complete August Academy lessons you can reference internally or on your resume
Receive complimentary access to August to pilot workflows with your team
The ideal candidate
Early-career legal professional seeking to build durable AI fluency to stay competitive in a rapidly evolving legal market
Works in or adjacent to legal practice and wants to apply AI to real legal workflows
Strong foundation in legal reasoning and judgment, with a desire to augment legal expertise using AI tools and systems
Regularly collaborates with cross-functional stakeholders and wants to act as an AI bridge within legal teams
Entrepreneurial and forward-looking, with interest in legal innovation, new practice models, and the future of law enabled by AI
Can commit ~2 hours per week to virtual fireside chats, applied discussions, and peer learning focused on practical AI use-cases in law
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