Think like a lawyer.
Live from Harvard.
A complimentary 2-part masterclass series led by Katherrin Billordo, Harvard University Class of 2026 — introducing students, parents, and educators to legal reasoning, courtroom advocacy, and the emerging legal challenges of Artificial Intelligence.
Always free · No credit card · Just show up.
Future Lawyers
Masterclass Series
Register for one session or both — the choice is yours. Both sessions run 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM EDT, live on Zoom, and are completely complimentary.
Think Like a Lawyer: Solve a Landmark Court Case
Every great lawyer begins by asking the right questions. Step into the role of a legal professional as you examine a landmark court case, identify the key legal issue, analyse the evidence, and build persuasive arguments.
- How lawyers read and analyse landmark court cases using structured legal reasoning
- The fundamentals of identifying facts, legal issues, evidence, and arguments
- How landmark cases shape legal decisions and influence future judgments
- The critical thinking, advocacy, and communication skills used in the courtroom
AI on Trial: The Biggest Legal Questions of the Future
Artificial Intelligence is transforming society — but the law is still catching up. Explore one of the fastest-growing areas of modern legal practice through real-world examples and case discussions.
- Who is legally responsible when AI systems make mistakes or cause harm
- How courts respond to AI-generated content, hallucinations, and emerging technologies
- The legal and ethical challenges around AI regulation, privacy, and accountability
- Why AI law is one of the most exciting and rapidly evolving fields of legal practice
Meet Katherrin Billordo.
Katherrin is a 2026 graduate of Harvard University with a double major in Art, Film & Visual Studies and Psychology, a minor in Economics, and a certificate in Civic Engagement. She served as Vice President of Law and Nonprofits for Harvard’s Latinos in Finance and Tech Club, worked with legal immigration nonprofits, collaborated on partnerships and programming with Harvard Law School, and completed coursework in Behavioural Insights, Public Policy, and Nudging for Social Good.
Combining her experience in law-related initiatives, public policy, and student mentorship, Katherrin helps students develop the analytical thinking, ethical reasoning, and advocacy skills at the heart of legal education.
60 minutes. Every minute earned.
Not a sales webinar. A genuine teaching session built by the team that runs the Future Lawyers Fellowship.
Led by Katherrin Billordo, Harvard University, Class of 2026.
Live case work, polls, and Q&A. Participants engage — not just watch.
Complimentary. Attend one session or both. Zoom link emailed instantly.
Seats are limited — early registration recommended.