Design centers on solving real problems, building drop-in workflows, and automating routine tasks to free lawyers for higher-value work, rather than theoretical instruction.

The program focuses on practical, day-to-day workflows that automate repetitive tasks and free time for tasks requiring human judgment, making AI a reliable everyday tool for lawyers.

Scale Law Firm AI, the legal division of Shift Into AI, offers AI education workshops, AI Twin technology for digital attorney avatars, and advertising management, all aligned with U.S. and Canadian bar advertising rules including ABA Formal Opinion 512.

Tima Mousavi has been appointed AI Education and Training Specialist to lead AI training programs for law firms in the United States and Canada.

The AI education offerings are part of Scale Law Firm AI, the legal division of Shift Into AI, which also provides AI Twin technology for digital attorneys and advertising management services, all in line with bar association advertising rules and ABA Formal Opinion 512.

Programs cover major practice areas—with customization per area—including personal injury, family law, criminal defense, immigration, estate planning, business and corporate law, employment, and real estate.

Programs are available to law firms across these major practice areas and are tailored to daily tasks within each field.

Programs address all major practice areas and are tailored to daily tasks within each, ensuring relevance to each specialty.

Mousavi brings over ten years of education experience and three years focused on AI adoption, and will lead workshops, set up AI-powered workflows, and train attorneys on tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, and Cowork.

Mousavi will oversee AI workshops, workflow setup, and training on tools such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, and Cowork.

With more than a decade in education and several years in AI adoption, Mousavi will drive workshops, workflow implementation, and attorney training on leading AI tools.

Training programs focus on real legal tasks and practical outcomes, including contract review, deposition summarization, legal citation checks, rewriting billing entries, and trial preparation, with firms reporting 10–20 hours saved per week.