The Art of Legal AI

As AI continues to reshape the legal landscape, the stakes are higher than ever. In our third installment of this groundbreaking series, we’re tackling the questions that matter most to the legal community—practical, strategic, and immediate. This event delivers a clear-eyed, no-nonsense look at how AI is changing legal practice, and how to balance innovation with sound judgment.

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Join in-house and outside counsel, paralegals, Legal Ops professionals, members of the judiciary, and builders of next-generation technologies for dynamic discussions on how AI and LegalTech are transforming the practice of law at every level. Hear from experts on how to harness AI’s capabilities while preserving the human judgment essential to high-stakes legal work. Designed as a true community event, this program creates space for legal professionals to share best practices, exchange ideas, and explore how to leverage AI responsibly—without overreliance.

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Featured Speakers

• Bridget McCormack, President and CEO of the American Arbitration Association; former Chief Justice of the Michigan Supreme Court

• Damien Riehl, Solutions Champion at Clio

• Amber Moren, Senior Counsel at Cargill

• Kunoor Chopra, Co-Founder and Vice President of Legal Services at Elevate

• Additional speakers to be announced

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Key Themes

• Leveraging LegalTech and AI to expand access to justice

• Driving efficiency without sacrificing quality or confidentiality

• The role of in-house counsel and law firm leaders in guiding ethical AI use

• Understanding AI’s impact on legal skills and the evolving workforce

 

Who Should Attend

Legal professionals of all stripes including

• In-house counsel

• Litigation professionals

• Legal Ops teams

• Law firm leaders

• LegalTech innovators

 

Key Takeaways

• Complimentary event for the legal community

• Leading AI & LegalTech experts from across the country

• Up to 5 CLE credits available*

• Lunch and networking happy hour

 

We look forward to seeing you!

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*Notify us if your state's CLE authority does not automatically recognize MN Board of CLE-accredited courses.