How AI in legal supervision is changing lawyer training

How AI in legal supervision is changing lawyer training

From Cross-Examined by The Law Institute of Victoria

March 23, 2026 · 21 min · Season 1 · Episode 4

About this episode

This episode explores how AI is reshaping legal supervision, training, and young lawyer development.

Artificial intelligence is reshaping how junior lawyers develop core legal skills and how they are supervised and mentored. In this episode, Allens’ Lisa Kozaris and Caitlin Dagher share how AI in legal supervision has minimised the grunt work, created space for higher value thinking and changed the dynamics of the mentorship between senior and junior lawyers. Tune in to hear some real-life examples from inside one of Australia’s largest law firms, including programs to improve digital literacy, and why open conversations about AI matter for building confidence and good judgment. The episode also offers practical advice about how firms can support experimentation, set clear boundaries and recognise the digital strengths junior lawyers bring to legal practice. This is essential listening for practices big and small developing the next generation of lawyers in a rapidly changing profession. Guest: Lisa Kozaris, Chief Innovation and Legal Solutions Officer at Allens www.linkedin.com/in/lisakozaris/ Caitlin Dagher, Associate in Disputes and Investigations at Allens and a recent graduate www.linkedin.com/in/caitlin-dagher-15450b138/ Host: Karen Finch, Head of Legal Policy and…

People in this episode

Host: Karen Finch

Guests: Lisa Kozaris, Caitlin Dagher

Topics covered

  • AI in legal supervision
  • lawyer training
  • mentorship
  • digital literacy
  • legal practice

Keywords

  • artificial intelligence
  • junior lawyers
  • mentorship
  • legal skills
  • digital strengths

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Allens, Law Institute of Victoria

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