Embracing the Future:
AI-Driven Innovations in Legal Operations

Balancing AI adoption with effective governance:
There are numerous risks and opportunities associated with generative AI adoption. Many in-house counsel have started to educate their organisations and legal departments on leveraging AI in a compliant manner, whilst reaping the benefits of intelligent legal operations. 

Pathways to putting your legal operations on a winning streak for the business:
Three in five in-house counsel (60%) surveyed for the Tech & the Law 2023 Report by Thomson Reuters, said their legal departments will increase investment in technology either moderately or significantly over the next 12 months. How are successful in-house leaders translating the cost of legal technologies into tangible results for the business?

Reaching new heights in spend management:
Controlling costs on outside counsel is a priority for many legal operations managers. However, these aspirations can be tough to put into practice without sufficient human capacity to do it. We will debunk some common myths and share use case stories on how successful legal departments have optimised their spending on law firm advisers.

Adopting futuristic practices whilst maintaining cyber resilience:
Managing data security and compliance risks are an increasing priority for legal departments. With the rise in AI adoption and new innovations in legal technology to consider, what can and cannot be trusted?