This presentation explores how the principles of unity, consultation, and justice can transform legal education to prepare lawyers for the challenges of a rapidly evolving society. Drawing on insights from the Bahá’í Revelation, as well as contemporary discourses on ethics, AI, and cultural competence, the presentation proposes an innovative framework for equipping future lawyers with skills essential to both material and spiritual progress. By bridging professional training with the moral and intellectual imperatives of the Faith, this work contributes to the wider discourse on justice, equity, and the role of lawyers as changemakers.