A global wave of AI legislation is creating a completely new legal landscape. Every organisation deploying AI now faces regulatory obligations, liability exposure, and compliance requirements that didn't exist two years ago. They need lawyers who understand this. Most lawyers don't.
The EU AI Act is enforceable. Colorado's AI Act takes effect June 2026. Illinois mandates disclosure when AI influences employment decisions. The US has active enforcement from the FTC, SEC, and EEOC. The UK, APAC, and Middle East are rolling out their own frameworks. This is not coming. It is here. And your clients are already exposed.
AI risk classification. Mandatory conformity assessments. Prohibited practices. High-risk system obligations. Transparency requirements. Algorithmic impact assessments. This is the new language of AI regulation, and your clients need you to speak it fluently. If you can't advise them, someone else will.
The EU AI Liability Directive is shifting the burden of proof. Algorithmic negligence is becoming a recognised cause of action. Executives face personal liability for AI governance failures. When AI causes harm, regulators ask: who was advising this organisation? If you didn't have an answer, you are part of the problem.
The EU AI Act alone creates obligations around risk classification, conformity assessments, post-market monitoring, and fundamental rights impact assessments. Multiply that by every jurisdiction passing AI laws. The legal AI market is projected to reach $10.8 billion by 2030. The demand for lawyers who understand AI regulation is growing faster than any other practice area.
AI Governance Counsel. Chief AI Compliance Officer. AI Risk and Regulatory Consultant. AI Ethics Officer. These roles are being created at every major organisation. Gartner projects 80% of organisations will formalise AI policies by 2026. Someone needs to draft them, audit them, and enforce them. That someone is a lawyer who understands laws for AI.
Top firms are already moving. Latham & Watkins made AI training mandatory for all first-year associates. Major firms globally are creating dedicated AI practice groups. 62% of legal professionals agree AI competence will separate successful and unsuccessful legal organisations within five years. The lawyers who build expertise now will define the field.
If you want to understand AI law and regulation at a level that sets you apart from every other lawyer in the room, this masterclass will give you the clarity to move forward with confidence.
The global AI regulatory landscape: how the EU AI Act, US enforcement actions, UK regulatory model, APAC frameworks, and Middle East positioning create overlapping legal obligations your clients need you to navigate
How AI risk classification works under the EU AI Act and how to map equivalent requirements across jurisdictions so you can advise multinational clients with confidence
AI liability and enforcement: how the EU AI Liability Directive, algorithmic negligence theories, and executive accountability models are reshaping who gets blamed when AI goes wrong
What every lawyer needs to know about AI governance structures, acceptable use policies, and incident response protocols to advise organisations building AI compliance programmes
The new career paths being created by AI regulation: AI Governance Counsel, Chief AI Compliance Officer, AI Ethics Officer, and how to position yourself for these roles
How to use AI tools in your own legal practice for research, drafting, and contract review while maintaining privilege, confidentiality, and professional standards
How to evaluate certification pathways in AI law and compliance and determine the right strategic investment for your career
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Walk away knowing which AI regulations are live, which are coming, and how they create new legal obligations across jurisdictions.
Understand how liability models are shifting, what algorithmic negligence looks like in practice, and how to advise clients on governance that protects them.
Map the new roles being created by AI regulation, understand what's required, and position yourself in the fastest-growing practice area.
As a bonus, learn how to use AI tools for legal research and drafting without risking hallucinated citations, privilege breaches, or sanctions.
Live attendees receive the Global AI Regulation Cheat Sheet, AI Compliance Checklist for Legal Advisors, AI Prompt Templates for Legal Research, AI Law Career Roadmap, and the AI Tools Safe Use Guide.
No guesswork on what to do after the session. You will leave with a concrete pathway for your AI law career.
This free masterclass is designed for lawyers who value depth, clarity, and intent.
AI regulation represents a fundamental shift in how organisations will be governed, audited, and held accountable. Every new law creates new legal work. Every regulated AI system needs legal oversight. Understanding these laws requires the kind of judgment that only legal professionals can bring.
We designed this masterclass for solicitors, barristers, and in-house counsel who take their careers seriously. The format is intentional. The audience is intentional. The conversation is intentional.
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Live attendance: Full access to all offers, resources, and exclusive pathways
Replay: Educational content only
Recognised internationally for AI governance standards and certification frameworks.
Developing and administering professional certifications aligned with ISO standards and global AI regulations.
Providing comprehensive training and professional development in AI governance, law, and compliance.
Latha Karthigaa is the Head of AI Governance at the Global AI Certification Council (GAICC), where she focuses on shaping practical governance frameworks that help organisations adopt AI responsibly and at scale.
She holds a PhD in Software Engineering from the University of Auckland, New Zealand, awarded in 2017. In 2019, Latha founded an AI and marketing consulting firm and has since built and led AI solutions for finance and legal firms across the USA, UK, Australia, and New Zealand.
Over the past four years, she has successfully exited two AI companies and has hands-on experience designing, deploying, and governing real-world AI systems. Her work sits at the intersection of technology, risk, compliance, and commercial outcomes.
Currently based in Melbourne, Latha leads GAICC’s AI governance initiatives, contributing to policy development, certification programmes, and industry education aligned with global AI regulations and standards such as ISO/IEC 42001.
AI for Legal and Finance
PhD Software Engineering
A replay will be available to all registered attendees. However, exclusive offers and resources are only available to those who attend the live session. The replay provides the educational content only.
No. This is a strategic masterclass designed to help you understand the AI regulatory landscape and the opportunity it creates for legal professionals. The GAICC Certified AI Law and Compliance Professional (GAICC-CAILCP) is the full certification programme for those who want to go further.
Yes. This masterclass is designed specifically for solicitors, barristers, in-house counsel, and legal practitioners. The content is built around the legal profession’s unique challenges, opportunities, and ethical obligations in relation to AI regulation.
No. This masterclass is built for legal professionals. We cover the technical concepts you need in plain language. No coding, data science, or engineering background required.
Live attendees receive the Global AI Regulation Cheat Sheet for Lawyers, AI Compliance Checklist for Legal Advisors, AI Prompt Templates for Legal Research, AI Law Career Roadmap, and the AI Tools for Lawyers: Safe Use Guide. These practical resources are only available to those attending in real time.
The live masterclass runs for 90 minutes. This includes the core strategic briefing and a live Q&A session.