Hands-on training that helps your team understand and confidently use AI — backed by practical consulting. Based in Washington, D.C.
Tribble Hall helps lawyers and law firms understand and confidently use AI — primarily through hands-on training, supported by practical consulting.
We meet your team where they are: demystifying the technology, building real skills, and helping you put AI to work on the right tasks. Based in Washington, D.C.
Training is the heart of what we do. We turn AI from something intimidating into a practical, everyday tool your team actually understands and trusts.
Clear, jargon-free sessions on how AI works, what it does well, and where it falls short in legal practice.
Guided, interactive sessions where your whole staff works directly with AI tools in a safe, supportive environment.
Focused, role-specific workshops built around real legal tasks — drafting, summarizing, reviewing, and research.
Continued support as the tools evolve, so your team stays confident, current, and effective.
Beyond training, we help you make smart, deliberate decisions about bringing AI into your practice.
Figure out where AI fits in your practice and build a realistic plan for adopting it.
Identify the right tasks for AI and fit it into the way your team already works.
Cut through the noise to choose tools that genuinely help — and skip the ones that don't.
Develop clear, practical policies for using AI ethically and protecting client confidentiality.
The best defense against the misuse of AI is understanding it. Everything we do starts with making the technology make sense.
Real legal experience plus years working hands-on with AI — we translate between the technical and the practical.
AI isn't magic. We're clear about what it does well and where it goes wrong, so you always keep a human in the loop.
We build long-term relationships — training, guidance, or just a conversation — and support you every step of the way.
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.
Our goal is simple: bring the benefits of AI to the legal industry. We don't believe AI will replace lawyers - but it can and will augment them. The technology is great, but it needs a pilot who understands how it works. Getting there is where we come in.
Bring practical, confident AI training to your team.