When it comes to bringing legal AI in house: start small, communicate transparently, and build the right partnerships. Here’s how real legal departments are doing it.

To be a true leader, you have to both get in the weeds and look up to see what is coming. Vision like this is its own kind of magic, and AI Visionary Susan Stone wields it. Hear her advice on how to alchemize experience into a roadmap for success.

As AI expands the skills required for legal professionals to remain competitive, there is an opportunity for superheroes to be defined not by superhuman completion times on rote tasks, but the strategic thinking that makes this profession so exciting.

The use of AI for legal applications is increasing, with little formal case law to guide it. Ever wonder what the judges have to say about that? You’re in luck.

For this team, generative AI-based issues analysis reduces review time on average projects by 60-80 percent and saves tens of thousands of dollars, while delivering superior results. Here’s how.

EJ Bastien leads the Litigation Support function in Microsoft’s Litigation group and is a 2025 AI Visionary. Back in the day, he played guitar for a number of DIY bands—and his creativity still shines in his legal tech career.

Case strategy is the crux of litigation, tying scattered facts into a persuasive, defensible story. Historically, it has meant spreadsheets, sticky notes, long hours, and pure grit and tenacity. But generative AI offers a new and better way.