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Georgia real estate closing attorney. Founder of The Practice.
Jake Griffith is a Georgia real estate closing attorney and the founder of The Practice, where he publishes the letters and builds the operating systems he teaches.
He has taught approved continuing education on artificial intelligence to Georgia real estate licensees, and every system he teaches runs first on his own closing desk in Atlanta.
Jake closes residential real estate transactions in Georgia. It is work where a wrong figure on a settlement statement, a misread legal description, or a wire sent to the wrong account has consequences the same afternoon. That is the standard every system in The Practice was built to meet, because every one of them was built first for his own desk: research that cites its sources, drafting that knows its guardrails, workflows that hold the context a professional would otherwise carry in his head.
The Practice is what happened when other professionals asked for the same thing. It is education and operating infrastructure for people who run a business under real stakes, taught by someone who still does.
The letters cover the AI frontier as it bears on professional work: what actually changed, what a careful professional should do about it, and what to ignore. Every claim carries its source. Recurring subjects include what a licensed professional can and cannot put into an AI tool, fair housing exposure in AI-generated marketing, the difference between a tool and a system, and the operating discipline that lets a small practice compound. He has taught approved continuing education on artificial intelligence to Georgia real estate licensees, and the letters are written to the same standard.
Member of the State Bar of Georgia, practicing in residential real estate. More than twenty thousand hours researching, deploying, and managing three disciplines: artificial intelligence, blockchain, and cybersecurity, with certifications and course completions from Microsoft, Google, OpenAI, Anthropic, and Amazon, and the Certified Artificial Intelligence Expert and Certified Blockchain & Law Professional designations. The deeper credential is the working system this site, the letters, and every engagement run on.
The letters publish at read.runthepractice.com, free, twice a month. Appearances, interviews, and articles published elsewhere are listed here as they occur.
Jake Griffith, a Georgia real estate closing attorney, has taught approved continuing education on artificial intelligence to Georgia real estate licensees. The instruction comes out of a working closing practice, and the same material runs in the letters and in the products on this site.
Yes. Jake closes residential real estate transactions in Georgia and built every system in The Practice for his own desk before teaching any of it. The teaching describes what is in use, not what is theoretically possible.
Not by default. A licensed professional carries confidentiality obligations that a consumer chat window does not take on: consumer tiers may retain what is typed and use it to train models unless the setting is changed, and the professional's duty does not transfer to the vendor. The safer path is a business or enterprise tier with training disabled, a written rule about what may be entered, and the habit of removing identifiers before anything goes in. The letters and the Compliance Skill Pack cover the specifics. None of it is legal advice for your situation.
No. The Practice is a separate company from Jake's law practice. Nothing published under this name is legal advice, reading it creates no attorney-client relationship, and requests for representation are not accepted through this site.
The Practice is a separate company from Jake's law practice. Nothing published under this name is legal advice, and reading it creates no attorney-client relationship. Requests for legal representation are not accepted through this site.
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