Generative AI in Transactional Practice

This two-week online, asynchronous microcredential is designed for legal professionals who are early in their use of generative AI in transactional practice. It introduces the practical integration of generative AI into transactional work, with a focus on professional judgment, ethical considerations, analysis, and efficiencies.

This is a noncredit course offered through the University of Oregon School of Law. It is not eligible for financial aid, but many employers reimburse continuing education, so check with your human resources department.

This microcredential has been approved by the Oregon and Washington State Bars for 10 hours of Oregon CLE credit (8.0 General, 2.0 Ethics). CLE applications in other states are currently pending. Because each jurisdiction sets its own rules and many states have reciprocity with Oregon, you should verify whether this course qualifies for credit in your state. Upon completion, you'll earn a university-issued digital badge for your LinkedIn profile and resume.