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The free legal Notion library.
8 Notion templates and 5 written guides for solo lawyers, law firms, in-house counsel and law students. Built for legal work rather than adapted from a startup board — and none of it costs anything.
- No payment, ever
- Runs on the free Notion plan
- Built by a practising lawyer
Practice · TemplateLawyerOS — Matters, Clients, Billing & AIThe complete Notion operating system for legal practice. Matters, clients, billing and an AI layer, all wired together in one workspace you own. Matters & clients, related Billing that rolls up AI built into the workflowSee it free Practice · TemplateLawyerOS — Starter KitThe smallest useful version of LawyerOS. A clean matters and clients board to get your practice into Notion this afternoon, with room to grow into the full system. Matters & clients board Set up in an afternoon Upgrades into full LawyerOSSee it free Practice · TemplateLawyerOS Pro — Notion OS, Guides and ManifestoLawyerOS with the written material around it: the operating system, the guides that explain how it is built, and the manifesto behind the whole approach. The full Notion OS The accompanying guides The manifestoSee it free In-house · TemplateLawyerOS — In-House Counsel OSLawyerOS reshaped for a legal team inside a business: legal requests coming in from the rest of the company, a contract queue, and reporting the board will read. Legal request intake Contract pipeline Stakeholder reportingSee it free Matters · TemplateLawyerOS — Personal Injury Law FirmLawyerOS shaped around personal injury work, where the case file, the treatment timeline and the limitation date matter more than anything else on the board. Case & claim tracking Treatment and record timeline Limitation dates up frontSee it free Practice · TemplateLawyer OS — Matters, Clients, Billing & AIThe same matters, clients, billing and AI system under the Lawyer OS name. Take this one if the plainer branding suits your firm better. Matters & clients, related Billing that rolls up AI built into the workflowSee it free In-house · TemplateLawyer OS — In-House Counsel OSThe in-house build under the Lawyer OS name: legal request intake, a contract queue and reporting for a one- or two-person legal team. Legal request queue Contract pipeline Board-ready reportingSee it free Study · TemplateThe Legal Student OS — Law School OSOne workspace for the way a law degree actually runs: case briefs, outlines, exam preparation and applications, all in the same place. Case briefs & outlines Exam preparation Applications trackerSee it free AI · GuideA Lawyer's Guide to AI PromptsThe prompts themselves: what to actually type when you want an AI to help with drafting, review, research or summarising legal work. Prompts for legal tasks Drafting & review Research & summarisingSee it free AI · GuideA Lawyer's Guide to Prompt EngineeringThe level underneath the prompts: how to structure a request so the answer is usable the first time, and how to tell a good output from a confident wrong one. How to structure a request Iterating towards a usable answer Checking the outputSee it free AI · GuideA Beginner Lawyer's Guide to Claude ChatStarting from zero with Claude: getting set up, what it is genuinely good at in legal work, and where a careful lawyer should stop and check. Getting set up What it is good at Where to stop and checkSee it free AI · GuideA Beginner Lawyer's Guide to Claude CodeClaude Code for people who do not write code. What the tool is for, why a lawyer would touch it at all, and how to get something useful out of it. What the tool is for Why a lawyer would use it A first run throughSee it free AI · GuideA Beginner Lawyer's Guide to Marketing with AIGetting seen without a marketing budget. Using AI to write, publish and keep showing up, in a way that stays inside professional conduct rules. Writing and publishing Keeping it consistent Staying inside the rulesSee it free
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The complete operating system for legal practice: matters, clients, billing and an AI layer, in one Notion workspace you own. Free, like everything else here.
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