A method for the direct C(sp2)-H trifluoromethylation of enamides, including biologically relevant isoindolinones, isoquinolinones and 2-pyridinones using TMSCF3 under oxidative conditions is presented. The protocol is convenient, operationally simple and exhibits high tolerance across a multitude of relevant handles and functional groups.
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