Is your legal work ready for AI agents?

Most legal teams now have access to AI, but far fewer have changed how the work actually gets done. Agentic AI is where that shifts: an agent doesn’t just answer a question, it takes action, such as gathering missing context, applying a playbook, creating a record, or routing work to the right person.

Join us as we explain what sets agents apart from the AI tools legal teams already use. They’ll also cover why context, permissions and accountability matter as much as capability once AI starts acting on its own.

Attendees will learn how to:

• Explain what an AI agent is and how it differs from the AI your team already uses
• Identify where legal teams are putting agents to work today
• Recognize the three ways agents go wrong, and why some mistakes stay invisible for a while
• Decide how much an agent should be allowed to do on its own
• Assess whether a task is ready for an agent
• Determine what needs to be in place before your first agent goes live

Who Should Attend:

This program is for in-house counsel, legal operations professionals, and legal department leaders who are evaluating, piloting, or overseeing AI in legal work. It will be especially useful for people responsible for intake, contract review, matter management, playbooks, or AI governance in the legal department.