Now accepting attorney applicants · 2 slots remaining

From novice to AI builder in two weeks. For attorneys.

A hands-on, two-week apprenticeship built for lawyers. Bring an idea from your practice, and I'll help you develop it, refine it, and build it with AI. No technical experience required.

Apply now How it works

You don't need to know how to code. You need an idea from your practice, and someone to show you how to build it.

The Tribble Hall Apprenticeship is a small, hands-on program for attorneys. I work directly with each apprentice for two weeks, taking one real idea (a tool your practice is missing, or a workflow that eats your week) from a rough sketch to a working build. You learn AI by using it on something you actually care about.

The two weeks

How it works

Everything starts with your idea. Over the next two weeks we shape it, build it, and sharpen it together, and you learn the skills as you go.

  1. 01 Week one

    Start with an idea

    Bring the tool or workflow you wish your practice had. Together we pressure-test it and shape it into something we can build.

  2. 02 Week one

    Learn by building

    You pick up the AI tools and techniques builders actually use, and apply each one directly to your own project.

  3. 03 Week two

    Develop & refine

    We test, fix, and improve until it works the way you pictured it, then push it a little further.

  4. 04 Week two

    Leave a builder

    You finish with a working project and the confidence and skills to build the next one on your own.

Is this for you?

Built for attorneys with big ideas

You're a lawyer with no technical background

You went to law school, not engineering school, and you've never built software. That's exactly where we start.

You've spotted work in your practice AI could handle

A repetitive task, a document you draft over and over, a process that should be faster. You want to build the fix, not just read about it.

You want to keep building afterward

The goal isn't just one project. It's leaving with the skills and confidence to build the next one yourself.

Why learn with me?

A lawyer who builds

I'm a JD and a former software engineer, and I've founded two legal AI companies. I know the practice and the technology.

Beginners welcome

I've taught AI to lawyers, including a CLE for the D.C. Bar. I know how to make it make sense, no jargon required.

Small by design

I only take a couple of apprentices at a time, so you get real, one-on-one attention on your project.

Honest about limits

AI isn't magic. You'll learn what it does well, where it goes wrong, and how to use it responsibly with client work.

Your Mentor

Bradley Neal, Founder and CEO of Tribble Hall

Bradley Neal — Founder
(CEO)

Brad holds a BA in Philosophy from Wake Forest University and a JD (with honors) from George Washington University Law School. Before law school, he worked as a software engineer at a company in the Fortune 500.

During law school he built legal-tech software featured in publications like Above the Law and Washington Lawyer Magazine. Currently, Brad is the founder and CEO of ArenaDocs and Lexplug, developing and implementing Legal AI for NFL teams and students, respectively. He recently taught a continuing legal education (CLE) course on AI and Lawyering for the D.C. Bar.

The apprenticeship grew out of a simple belief: the best way for a lawyer to learn AI is to build something with it. The technology is powerful, but it needs a pilot who understands how it works. In two weeks, you become that pilot.

2 slots remaining

Apply for the apprenticeship.

Tell me a little about your practice and what you'd like to build. I read every application personally and will follow up by email.

$2,500 · Two weeks · No payment required to apply.

Questions first? Reach me directly

brad@tribblehall.com

Washington, D.C.