Forensic practices are adopting AI right now, mostly quietly and mostly without written rules. The first time an AI-assisted report is taken apart in a deposition, the question will not be whether AI was used. It will be whether anyone can say what it did.
A firm that cannot answer that has a problem no amount of model quality fixes. The answer is governance: a written record of what the machine touched, what the engineer decided, and how to tell the difference. How that works in practice.
A one-hour session delivered privately to a firm's engineering staff. It covers what AI may and may not touch in a forensic report, what has to be logged, how an AI-assisted methodology gets attacked on cross-examination, and what survives that attack.
The session ends in a document rather than an agreement. Firms leave with a one-page AI use policy they can adopt that week.
Firms that have taken the session hold a password to the training module. Entry.