One more E-Discovery Day event, this one a webinar from UnitedLex! Algorithmist anyone? Find out the AI & legal trends tomorrow!

Tomorrow at 1pm ET, UnitedLex will host the webinar Algorithmist Anyone? AI, Attorneys & Legal Trends in 2024 (and beyond!), available here. In tomorrow’s webinar, you’ll hear from practitioner experts from Baker McKenzie, McKinsey & Company and UnitedLex on trends and opportunities for leveraging AI for litigation portfolio management next year and beyond. You’ll see how to make immediate—and measurable—improvements to litigation work and gain an understanding of longer-term considerations and opportunities for cost savings gains across:

• Case analysis and fact management, including structured data analysis
• Response drafting for high volume repeatable cases
• Document review
• Budgeting and settlement, including damages modeling and liability calculation

Speakers include:

• Danielle Benecke, Founder, Baker McKenzie Machine Learning, Baker McKenzie
• Agniezska Mencel, Associate General Counsel, Digital & Analytics, McKinsey & Company
• Aaron Crews, Chief Product and Innovation Officer, UnitedLex
• Jennifer Coniglio, VP, Events & Special Projects, CCBJ (Moderator)

If 2023 was the year of learning about implications of AI on the legal practice, 2024 will be the year of action.

As corporations and law firms alike experience unprecedented financial pressure, delivering tangible cost and time savings as part of a broader modernization of litigation portfolio management will be key to responding to these pressures. Register here to find out the AI & legal trends in 2024 (and beyond) tomorrow! Algorithmist anyone? 😉

So, what do you think? Are you finding it challenging to keep up with AI trends as they relate to the legal industry? If so, attend tomorrow’s webinar! And please share any comments you might have or if you’d like to know more about a particular topic.

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