Free courses for attorneys and their staff.
For forty years, I did this work by hand.
Now I’ll show you how AI does it.
Now I’ll show you how AI does it.
And when you want it set up properly on your machines,
around your actual matters I’ll do that personally.
Forty years with civil and federal attorneys. Applications, training, technology
policy, litigation support, accessibility compliance, data security.
Start where you sit.
Implemented across the small-firm stack
AbacusLaw CaseMap NetDocuments Sage Timeslips CEB Essential Forms Westlaw
Win back the hours you can’t bill
Intake summaries, document indexing, deposition digests, status memos — the work that eats your evenings and never makes it onto an invoice. That’s where AI pays for itself first, long before it ever touches a billable task. And it pays the same way for the staff doing that work at seven in the evening.
I know what the right answer looks like
A civil contract dispute: over 3,000 emails and attachments, collected with metadata intact, organized chronologically, summarized individually and in aggregate, then cross-referenced against the complaint, the depositions, the requests for admission, and the requests for production — for every named party. The pattern that came out of it turned the case.
I did that by hand. It took weeks. With the right setup it takes days — and I’ll show you how, including how to verify every step.
The entire risk in legal AI is that it is very good at sounding right. Knowing what the correct output looks like is the only real defense, and it is the thing I actually teach.
Your client data, configured properly
Whether AI is safe to use on a client file has almost nothing to do with which tool you pick and almost everything to do with how it is configured — where the documents sit, which account is syncing them, what the settings do with your text. I built a case management platform for law firms and ran it inside a HIPAA-compliant, SOC 2 Type II data center. When you ask me whether your client data is safe, I’m answering from having been audited on it.
From document to clarity
AI compares documents, summarizes large files, and turns hundreds of emails into a clear timeline. It can build a chronology from text messages and translate a document in seconds. The courses show you how — and how to check the result before anyone relies on it.
Who I am
I’m Linda Schwartz. I’m not an attorney — I’m a systems analyst, and for forty years civil and federal attorneys have hired me to make the technology work: selecting the applications, training the staff, writing the technology and accessibility policies, and doing the litigation support underneath it all. I don’t sell software and I take nothing from anyone who does.
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EffektivAI.IO LLC provides technology consulting, implementation, and training services. We are not a law firm, we do not practice law, and we do not provide legal advice. Policies, checklists, and materials prepared in the course of an engagement are operational documents for review and adoption by the client firm and its own counsel. No attorney–client relationship is created by use of this site or by engaging these services. Compliance with the applicable Rules of Professional Conduct remains the responsibility of the firm and its attorneys.
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