Ready to step into a real legal case and see how it gets resolved without ever going to trial? In this story-driven experience, you’ll follow a case alongside a Virtual Legal Assistant and explore how negotiation, mediation, neutral evaluation, and arbitration unfold in real work.
You’ll build the skills and confidence to support attorneys through ADR processes—so you can show up organized, prepared, and ready to add value from day one.
‼️🔔 Important: Requires completing 'Introduction to the Legal Industry' course.
Introducing VLA Points: Your new learning Power-Ups
For the first time ever, every lesson you complete inside a course earns you rewards:
- Finish a lesson → 10 VLA Points
- Pass the quiz with 80% or higher → 10 VLA Points
Learn, level up, unlock-repeat.
Dive into Lesson 1 now and start stacking those Points along with your skills!
Leah Rush Easterby – Attorney at Law
Leah has had a multifaceted career fueled by her passion for research and writing. Starting as a lawyer and later transitioning into roles as a content strategist, journalist, and curriculum developer, Leah has explored various ways that these skills can shape successful, meaningful careers.
In this course, Leah will take you through ADR processes and show you how they connect directly to your role as a Virtual Legal Assistant.
Meet Vincent, your AI Tutor!
Vincent is your guide throughout the experience—helping you follow the case, challenge your thinking, highlight what matters most, and think like a Virtual Legal Assistant in action.
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ADR is new to me, and it was informative.