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Artificial Intelligence is changing how legal work gets done. From automating routine tasks to enhancing predictive analytics, AI is already making a measurable impact on efficiency and insight across the legal industry.
But adoption brings challenges, and many firms are still unsure how to strategically integrate AI into their workflows while navigating ethical considerations around fairness, transparency, and data privacy.
In this webcast, legal technology experts share practical guidance for activating AI within your firm, with a focus on aligning tools with firm goals and professional responsibilities.
Register for this complementary webcast and you’ll learn how to:
- Identify your firm’s specific needs and set measurable goals for AI implementation
- Choose the right technology tools for long-term success
- Integrate AI responsibly while maintaining oversight
- Navigate ethical rules around competence, confidentiality, and supervision
- Gain insights from real-world use cases and legal tech leaders
Editorial Presentation:
Alaina Lancaster | Editor-in-Chief | Litigation and Law.com
Alaina Lancaster oversees ALM’s Law.com brand and its litigation pillar. She is based in San Francisco and can be reached at [email protected].
Speakers:
Brad Blickstein (Moderator) | Principal | Blickstein Group
Brad Blickstein is a legal industry futurist. He has been studying, analyzing and reporting on how legal services are purchased and delivered for more than 30 years. As the creator and publisher of seminal research on trends in law department operations, including the Annual Law Department Operations Survey, and as a co-founder of the industry’s first independent publication focused exclusively on law departments, Brad is widely regarded as the authority in these areas.
Toby Scott | Legal Knowledge Engineering Manager | Litera
George Socha | SVP of Brand Awareness | Reveal
George Socha is responsible for increasing market awareness and adoption of Reveal’s platform globally. Additionally, George is tasked with guiding the product roadmap and consulting with Reveal customers on effective deployment of legal technology. In 2005, he co-founded the Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM) whose frameworks and content have empowered a generation of legal professionals. He has worked for over three decades as a lawyer, advisor and court-approved expert. George received his JD from Cornell Law School and his BA from the University of Wisconsin – Madison.
Can’t attend? Register here for an on-demand recording after the webcast.