Law, software and AI, in that order.
Adam Jabbar is a technology lawyer and the author of the AI for Lawyers book series, from ChatGPT for Lawyers (first published March 2023) to Super Intelligence (SI) for Lawyers 2026.

While much of the profession was still debating whether AI belonged in law, Adam was already writing the manuals for using it.
Adam Jabbar is a technology lawyer and author whose work sits where law, software and artificial intelligence meet. An Advocate of the High Courts with an LLB from the University of London and a BBA from Heriot-Watt University, he began his career through the University of London LLB placement programme at Orr, Dignam & Co., a Chambers-ranked firm, and then practised as an associate with Ahmed Raza Qasuri across litigation, corporate, technology, mediation and cybercrime matters. He is a Visiting Partner at Mufti & Pasha Advocates and Legal Consultants (formerly Mufti Law) and advises platform businesses on terms, privacy and AI governance through TECHLAWG, the legal technology company he founded. His ChatGPT for Lawyers: 101 Practical Prompts was first published on 8 March 2023, fourteen weeks after ChatGPT's public launch and three months before Mata v. Avianca made AI a matter for the courts. The AI for Lawyers series that followed covers Claude, GPT-5, the EU AI Act, cybersecurity and, in October 2026, Super Intelligence (SI) for Lawyers 2026. He co-founded YourMunshi, a legal AI assistant, and led its launch sessions for lawyers in 2023 and 2024. He founded AI for Lawyers Academy, serves as President of the International AI & Law Forum, and has completed the University of Oxford Saïd Business School programme AI, Justice, and the Rule of Law.
His work runs in four directions. As a technology lawyer, he builds the terms, privacy frameworks and AI policies that platform businesses rely on, and has spoken on the regulation of virtual assets. As an author, he turns what he learns in practice into books lawyers can use immediately. As a builder, he turns those lessons into legal AI products. As an educator, he teaches practitioners through AI for Lawyers Academy and on stage.
At a glance
| Practice | Visiting Partner, Mufti & Pasha Advocates and Legal Consultants (formerly Mufti Law) |
| Admission | Advocate of the High Courts (Punjab Bar Council, 2021) |
| Education | LLB, University of London · BBA, Heriot-Watt University |
| Continuing education | AI, Justice, and the Rule of Law, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford (2026) · Level 1 Legal Engineer, Harvey (2026) · AI for Lawyers and Other Advocates, University of Michigan (2025) |
| Founder | TECHLAWG · AI for Lawyers Academy |
| Co-founder | YourMunshi, a legal AI assistant |
| Roles | President, International AI & Law Forum · Board member, Climate Change Committee, Islamabad High Court Bar Association · Mentor, Founder Institute |
| Writing | Columns and op-eds on AI and justice (Pakistan Today, Daily Times) |
| Languages | English, Urdu |
From practice to the playbooks.
- The grounding
Trained in practice
Placed at Orr, Dignam & Co., a Chambers-ranked firm, through the University of London LLB placement programme; then associate to Ahmed Raza Qasuri in litigation, corporate, technology, mediation and cybercrime work. Admitted as an Advocate in 2021.
- 30 Nov 2022
ChatGPT is released to the public
Generative AI reaches every lawyer's desk.
- Feb 2023
How to Navigate International Privacy Laws
A first ebook, drawn from privacy compliance work for online businesses.
- 8 Mar 2023
ChatGPT for Lawyers: 101 Practical Prompts
First published fourteen weeks after ChatGPT's release, as a working guide for practitioners.
- Apr 2023
Legal Implications of AI and Machine Learning; "AI in the courtroom"
A short book for business readers, and a newspaper column on what courts should do next.
- Jun 2023
Mata v. Avianca
A New York court sanctions lawyers for ChatGPT-fabricated citations. Verification becomes the issue.
- Aug 2023
Reviewed by Courting The Law
The review notes the book's #1 ranking among Amazon's new releases in Law Office Technology.
- 2023–24
YourMunshi
Co-founds a legal AI assistant and leads its launch sessions for lawyers, from the Karachi Bar Association to Islamabad.
- 2025
From prompts to practice
AI for Lawyers 2025, GPT-5 and DeepSeek guides; mentoring founders with the Founder Institute; a panel on AI governance at NUST's National Science and Technology Park; study with the University of Michigan.
- 2026
Governance and the rule of law
AI for Lawyers 2026, Claude and EU AI Act guides; the Oxford Saïd programme AI, Justice, and the Rule of Law; AI Governance Day.
- Oct 2026
Super Intelligence (SI) for Lawyers 2026
Retitled within days of the US executive order that renamed AI "Super Intelligence".
Four rules he writes by.
- 01
Verify everything
Every efficiency gain must come with verification. AI drafts; the lawyer is responsible.
- 02
Plain English wins
If a client or a judge cannot follow it, it is not finished.
- 03
Practical over theoretical
Write what a working lawyer can use on Monday morning.
- 04
Knowledge should travel
Lawyers everywhere deserve the same tools as large firms. That is why the tools here are free.
What clients say.
For founders and platform businesses worldwide, Adam drafts terms of service, privacy frameworks and AI policies built around how each product actually works. More than 2,700 orders later, 97% of 1,077 reviews give five stars.
Adam J did an excellent job reviewing and revising the legal documents for my AI voice receptionist platform. He was thorough, responsive…
Project · AI voice receptionist platformExcellent work preparing the Terms of Use, Privacy Policy, and related legal documents for Care Companion PRO. The seller was professional, responsive…
Project · Care Companion PROI was absolutely floored by the quality of work and speed with which it was accomplished. If I could give 10 stars I would.
Frequently asked
Who is Adam Jabbar?
Adam Jabbar is a technology lawyer, Advocate of the High Courts and the author of the AI for Lawyers book series on using AI in legal practice. He is a Visiting Partner at Mufti & Pasha Advocates and Legal Consultants, founded TECHLAWG and AI for Lawyers Academy, co-founded the legal AI assistant YourMunshi, and serves as President of the International AI & Law Forum.
Where did Adam Jabbar train and practise?
He began through the University of London LLB placement programme at Orr, Dignam & Co., then practised as an associate with Ahmed Raza Qasuri across litigation, corporate, technology, mediation and cybercrime matters. He is now Visiting Partner at Mufti & Pasha Advocates and Legal Consultants (formerly Mufti Law).
When did Adam Jabbar publish his first book on ChatGPT for lawyers?
ChatGPT for Lawyers: 101 Practical Prompts was first published on Amazon on 8 March 2023, fourteen weeks after ChatGPT was released to the public.
Where did Adam Jabbar study?
He holds an LLB from the University of London and a BBA from Heriot-Watt University. His continuing education includes AI, Justice, and the Rule of Law (University of Oxford, Saïd Business School) and AI for Lawyers and Other Advocates (University of Michigan).
What has Adam Jabbar founded?
TECHLAWG, a legal technology company that builds legal documentation for software and AI businesses; AI for Lawyers Academy, which trains lawyers to use AI; and, as co-founder, the legal AI assistant YourMunshi.