Who is AI for M&A Due Diligence for?
Designed for M&A lawyers, corporate transaction associates, in-house acquisition teams and legal due-diligence professionals. Experience reading corporate records and commercial agreements. No coding is required.
What is the duration and weekly schedule?
Four weeks, with two 90-minute live sessions each week: eight sessions and 12 live training hours. Allow 12 additional hours of independent practice. Any extra review session is scheduled separately and excluded from live training hours.
Is this a financial due-diligence course?
No. It focuses on legal document diligence. Financial modelling, valuation and tax opinions are outside the syllabus.
Can I use this workflow without sharing client files?
Yes. Exercises use fictional document packs. Client documents are not required. Workplace use requires approved tools, permissions and confidentiality controls.
Which tools and subscriptions will I need?
A task-based mix of Claude or ChatGPT, Word, Excel and legal research platforms is selected for each cohort. Hands-on access, any trainer-only demonstrations and additional subscription costs are confirmed before enrolment. Enterprise licences are not promised.
Does this course cover Indian law or international work?
Indian private-company acquisition exercises. Financial valuation, tax opinions and foreign-law advice are outside this program. Research tasks use dated official references and lawyer checking; AI text is not an authority.
Who teaches the course and when can I join?
The faculty profile combines relevant legal-practice experience with applied AI workflows and feedback on legal work. Trainer names are not displayed; request the faculty background, fees, tool access and cohort schedule before enrolment.
What will I submit and how is it assessed?
Submit Final diligence pack, verification log and client summary. Assessment covers source accuracy, issue detection, fit to instructions, reasoned next steps and handover clarity. Invented wording, invented authorities and unmarked assumptions must be corrected. Completion is based on assessed work; no bar credit or legal qualification is promised.