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The Best-in-Class Midsize Law Firm Webinar Series
Futurecasting AI in the Legal Industry with Brian Kennel
January 09, 2025
11am PT | 12pm MT |
1pm CT | 2pm ET
CLM® Application Credit for Functional Specialists: 1 hour in the subject area of Financial Management towards the additional hours required of some Functional Specialists to fulfill the CLM application requirements.
CLM® Recertification Credit: 1 hour in the subject area of Financial Management.
Your Co-Host, Brian Kennel
Brian Kennel, CEO & Founder, PerformLaw
With over two decades of experience in law firm management and consulting, Brian specializes in helping small and mid-sized firms solve complex management challenges. His expertise includes leveraging data-driven strategies to enhance decision-making and maintain a competitive edge in the evolving legal marketplace.
Your Co-Host, Gary Allen
Gary Allen was only two years out of Stanford Law School when the firm he was working for imploded. It happened again four years later. He was left without a job. Those experiences created a passion in Gary to help law firms be better businesses, with efficient operations, streamlined financial management, and a laser focus on profitability. Gary recently retired from practicing law after 30 years as a partner at Givens Pursley, a 40-lawyer firm in Boise, Idaho. He is the founder of LeanLaw, a legal billing software company.
Futurecasting AI in the Legal Industry with Brian Kennel
January 09, 2025 – 1pm CT
Artificial Intelligence (AI) promises rapid transformation of the legal profession, offering unprecedented opportunities to enhance efficiency, accuracy, and client service. In this forward-looking webinar, Brian Kennel, CEO and Founder of PerformLaw, will delve into the highest potential AI applications poised to reshape legal practice. Drawing on his extensive experience in law firm management and consulting, Brian will provide insights into how AI can be leveraged to stay competitive in an evolving industry.
Following the webinar, participants will understand:
– Key AI Applications: Explore the top AI use cases in the legal field, including:
*Document Review and Analysis: Automating the examination of legal documents to increase speed and reduce errors.
*Legal Research: Utilizing AI to conduct comprehensive legal research more efficiently.
*Contract Drafting and Management: Streamlining the creation and oversight of contracts through AI tools.
*Predictive Analytics: Employing AI to forecast legal outcomes and inform decision-making.
*Compliance Monitoring: Automating compliance checks to ensure adherence to regulations.
– Implementation Strategies: Learn best practices for integrating AI into your firm’s operations, including data management, staff training, and selecting appropriate technologies.
– Ethical and Practical Considerations: Understand the ethical implications of AI in legal practice and how to address potential challenges.
Join us to gain a strategic perspective on how AI can be harnessed to propel your law firm into the future.
The webinar is part of LeanLaw’s Best-in-Class series, where you’ll learn the transformative difference between best-in-class and average financial performance in law firms, focusing on the three secrets to best-in-class performance: People, Product, and Process.
CLM® Credits:
CLM® Application Credit for Functional Specialists: 1 hour in the subject area of Operations Management.
CLM® Recertification Credit: 1 hour in the subject area of Operations Management.
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