The future of AI within legal is one of unimagined efficiency and access to data intelligence. From LLMs, to reasoning models, to Agentic AI — these technologies are enabling corporate legal departments to uncover insights previously unavailable through natural language search. They can review documents, interrogate large and complex datasets through conversational interfaces and generate answers that include timelines and links to cited evidence.

While legal AI continues to develop and realize new capabilities, defensibility and trust are concerns of corporate legal departments considering advanced technologies. People and processes must continue to evolve to maximize the use of this technology and mitigate associated risks.

During this session attendees will learn about:

• The fundamental advancements in AI and the trust challenges they introduce, such as reliability and explainability.
• How corporate legal departments are using advanced AI on use cases and building on these capabilities to achieve outcomes.
• Best practices to apply people and processes with advanced AI technologies that are repeatable, ensure defensibility and build overall trust.

Moderator

• Alexis Mitchell, Director, Advanced Technologies, Epiq

Panelists

• Stephen Dooley, Director of Electronic Discovery and Litigation Support, Sullivan & Cromwell LLP
• Logan Freeborn, Associate Attorney, Givson, Dunn & Crutcher
• Igor Labutov, Vice President, Artificial Intelligence Technology, Epiq