Recovering lawyer here. The main reason bootcamps like this don't exist is because there's no "one size fits all" approach to law. The right legal approach for

Recovering lawyer here. The main reason bootcamps like this don't exist is because there's no "one size fits all" approach to law. The right legal approach for YOU depends on how deep your pockets are, how much risk tolerance you have, what you're building, which tools you're using, how your company is structured, where you're located, where your users are located, etc. For example, the "right" user agreement for a team in one state might be very different from that of a team in another state, even if their products are nearly identical. Knowing the "right" answer also isn't as simple as memorizing the general rules, or even the exceptions (or the exceptions to the exceptions, or the exceptions to the exceptions to the exceptions...). Lawyers weigh the general rules against the specific facts of your case, procedural considerations (e.g., which court would we want to have jurisdiction if there were a dispute over X?), precedent (i.e., how would the court likely rule on X, based on its past decisions?), business considerations (e.g., is X approach cost-effective in the real world?), etc. It would be enormously difficult to condense all of that into a bootcamp format that delivered anything of real value.