There's no single source of truth in legal work. Legal work has always depended on what the law says, what markets support, and what the firm knows from its own work.
For too long, those worlds have lived in separate systems. Lawyers have had to move between legal research, internal knowledge, matter history, precedents, and drafting tools to get to answers they can trust.
That is changing.
Hear from legal AI experts at DeepJudge and Thomson Reuters, along with Freeman Mathis & Gary, as they discuss how firms are putting institutional knowledge to work alongside authoritative legal content.
What You’ll See
- What makes legal AI work
- How firms are thinking about expertise and consistency at scale
- What changes in practice when DeepJudge brings a firm's cumulative experience to CoCounsel Legal
Speakers
Yannic Kilcher
CTO and Co-Founder, DeepJudge
Kevin Ringel
Partner, Freeman Mathis & Gary
Steve Assie
General Manager, Global Large Law, Thomson Reuters