The Supervision Framework

Build a supervision framework for AI-assisted work by juniors.

Firm structure: [DESCRIBE]
Who uses AI: [ROLES]
Work types: [DESCRIBE]

Produce:
1. What a supervising lawyer must personally do before signing off
   AI-assisted work — by work type
2. What cannot be delegated
3. A review checklist for supervisors
4. What juniors must disclose about how work was produced
5. How to record that supervision occurred
6. Training requirements before someone may use AI on client work
7. Escalation: when a junior must ask before proceeding
8. What goes wrong when supervision is nominal, and how to tell the
   difference

Frame the core principle: the supervising lawyer is responsible for
the work product regardless of how it was produced, and reviewing
AI output requires the same rigour as reviewing a first-year's
memo — no more, but emphatically no less.