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LawQi brings its course on generative AI for lawyers into Microsoft 365 Copilot. Ask a question and Copilot answers from the LawQi course, citing the topic and section it used, such as LawQi 7.1.4.2. The LawQi reader opens alongside the answer: read the whole topic, tap a glossary term in the text for its definition, follow it to every section that covers it, or quiz yourself with a topic's knowledge check. When an answer depends on where you practice, Copilot can add current detail from its own web search in a separate part headed Beyond LawQi, with its sources.

The course covers prompting and context, how generative AI works, verification and trust, AI agents, the modern AI tool ecosystem, and professional liability, malpractice and insurance in the AI era. Its glossary has more than 700 terms. Currency markers show how much each lesson depends on outside developments.

LawQi course content is educational and is not legal advice. Your professional and jurisdictional context may impose different or additional obligations, and the information provided may not apply or be suited to the AI models or services you use. Treat the LawQi guidance as an acceleration of your starting point, and not as a definitive or complete statement on any given subject. Answers in Copilot are written by Copilot's AI from LawQi's course text: check the sections and sources it cites. Works in Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat, and as a plugin in Copilot Cowork, which needs a Microsoft 365 Copilot license.

To report LawQi content or an answer from LawQi that seems wrong, harmful or offensive, email support@lawqi.com.

Pin LawQi for quick access to guidance on safe and effective AI use in legal practice: in Copilot Chat, open Agents in the left panel, point to LawQi and select the pin.

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