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OVERVIEW
A half-day workshop in Nashville will bring together in-house lawyers from a wide range of industries across the Southeast for a series of presentations and interactive learning sessions, focused on AI.
Our workshop will cover unique challenges and opportunities facing in-house counsel as they relate to AI, and help participants to define, develop and implement strategies to leverage it to deliver value for their organizations.
The content of the program—with an emphasis on collaboration—will provide key contexts around the current and future state of AI, prompting sessions to help you apply AI in your workflow, ways to collaborate with third-party technology partners and discussions around ethics and AI.
STRUCTURE + AUDIENCE
- 1/2 day event held in Nashville on June 12, 2025 at Baker Donelson Nashville offices.
- This event is intended for senior-level decision makers from in-house departments (i.e.; General Counsel, Chief Legal Officer, Associate General Counsel, Senior Legal Counsel, Corporate Counsel, Legal Operations Leaders, etc.)
- Content will be thematically focused on key challenges facing legal departments, and the opportunity and risk around deploying AI to solve them
- The workshop’s content will consist of leadership presentations, hands-on AI prompting sessions, and group evaluation of use cases
Program
12:00 to 12:20Pm | INTRODUCTION TO THE WORKSHOP
12:20 to 1:20PM | Panel Discussion: The Current and Future State of AI and Legal Services
Artificial Intelligence is fundamentally changing the way in-house legal teams operate.
New tools are streamlining workflows by automating document review, legal research, and contract analysis, while predictive analytics are being used to assess litigation outcomes and optimize legal strategies.
This panel examines the current landscape for AI and explores risks associated with its use including data privacy, regulatory compliance, and accuracy concerns.
Topics covered will include:
- Contract analysis: How are AI tools helping legal teams to review, draft, and analyze contracts, review documents, and streamline legal research?
- Legal research: Leveraging AI-driven platforms to streamline legal research by quickly summarizing relevant case law and precedents
- Litigation prediction and risk assessment: Integrating machine learning models to analyze past cases, predict outcomes and guide legal strategy
- Regulatory compliance monitoring: Understanding how to use AI to track and ensure adherence to evolving regulations
- Balancing efficiency gains with careful governance to fully leverage the potential of AI while mitigating risks
- The functional tensions encountered by legal departments:
- Cost center vs Lifesaver
- Proactive vs reactive
- Generalizable vs idiosyncratic
- Law vs tech/LSP budget
Investing in innovative legal technology and AI tools has become increasingly essential for forward-thinking legal departments, allowing them to redefine the ways in which their services are delivered.
Throughout the day, some of the forum’s key partners will offer elevator pitches outlining a key area in which they are delivering value for legal departments. The purpose is to highlight ways in which service providers can help their clients deliver results and solve challenges through the use of AI.
1:20 to 1:40PM | Elevator Pitch #1
1:40 to 2:40PM | BREAKOUT SESSIONS: CREATING EFFECTIVE AI PROMPTS TO OPTIMIZE RESULTS FOR YOUR BUSINESS
Participants will be divided into small groups for an interactive learning session, during which they will have the opportunity to test out prompts on different AI tools and watch live demonstrations from an expert.
Our facilitators will demonstrate prompt examples before taking requests from the audience.
2:40 to 3:00PM | Elevator Pitch #2
3:00 to 4:00PM | FROM THEORY TO PRACTICE: ETHICAL AI USE IN LEGAL SETTINGS
As legal departments explore AI to boost efficiency, they step into the role of ethical stewards, responsible for ensuring that AI tools are used in ways that reflect the values of the business and uphold legal and regulatory standards.
In Nashville’s dynamic business sectors, the need for trustworthy, well-governed AI is critical. This session explores what responsible AI adoption looks like in a high-performing legal department.
Key Topics:
- Addressing bias in legal tech: Spotting and preventing biased outcomes that could create legal or reputational risk
- Confidentiality + data privacy: Ensuring AI tools meet legal confidentiality standards and data protection regulations
- Maintaining human oversight: Putting the right guardrails in place to maintain accuracy, nuance, and accountability
- Building internal AI policies: How forward-looking legal departments are establishing clear, practical guidelines around where, when, and how AI can be used for legal work
- Applying professional ethics rules: Understanding how Tennessee Bar Association ethics rules and federal compliance expectations intersect with emerging AI tools
4:00 to 5:00PM | Reception
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