A law firm moved their M&A work to a competitor. Not because the lawyer was bad. Because the other firm reviewed a 210-page contract in four hours. She took three days. This book is written by someone who has spent years implementing AI tools inside professional services firms — watching what works when the deadline is real and the client is watching. Not a researcher. Not a philosopher. A practitioner. Superlawyers gives you the specific workflows, tested prompts, and verification protocols that let you use Claude the way the best-performing firms already do : for legal research in minutes instead of days, contract drafting without the blank page, 200-page document analysis before the Monday meeting, and adversarial stress-testing that finds the weaknesses in your argument before opposing counsel does. It also tells you exactly where Claude fails — and why the lawyers who get sanctioned are always the ones who didn't know. Every prompt in this book is in the companion GitHub repository, updated independently of the print edition. Registered readers receive all future updates free.