The Consero Legal Operations Forum brings legal operations leaders together to work through how departments modernize service delivery, processes, and technology. The Fall 2026 series includes events in Atlanta and Coral Gables, with panels, breakouts, business meetings, and time with peers.
Consero Legal Operations Forum Overview
Detail | Fall 2026 Information |
|---|---|
Organizer | Consero |
October Forum | October 21 to 23, JW Marriott Atlanta |
November Forum | November 15 to 17, The Biltmore Miami, Coral Gables, Florida |
Audience | Corporate legal operations leaders |
Format | Panels, breakout discussions, business meetings, and informal time |
Access | Invitation-only (Request an invite) |
What the Consero Legal Operations Forum Covers
The forum is framed around modernizing the corporate legal function, replacing inefficient processes with new practices and tools, and giving legal operations leaders a central role in that change.
The format includes active panels, intimate breakouts, business meetings, and informal time with peers. Legal operations and strategy leaders from Filevine, SLB, Panasonic Automotive Systems, Prologis, Corning, GoDaddy, and CITGO Petroleum are listed among the participants, with experience in legal performance, data governance, and technology.
If your team is turning that strategy into a workable intake and rollout plan, start with a recurring process, define the output, assign a reviewer, and decide when to escalate. That sequence anchors AI in legal operations.
For a legal operations leader, those themes point to practical questions about service delivery, systems, measurement, and how a department introduces change without losing sight of the work lawyers need to support. Response time, quality, spend, and capacity give the team a way to track that work, as reflected in corporate legal department metrics.
GC AI at the Fall Forums
For legal operations teams, those questions show up in the work itself: which recurring processes can be structured, where a lawyer should review, and how the department will know a rollout is helping.
GC AI is an enterprise legal AI platform built for in-house teams, helping lawyers apply company context to recurring legal work. As of October 2026, 2,200+ legal teams, including 300+ public companies.
A reviewable AI workflow keeps the division clear: the system prepares the work, while the lawyer checks sources, decides what to accept, and handles escalation. If rollout is the harder question, our course Legal Ops: Rolling Out Legal AI provides a 60-minute change-management framework, with tactics for adoption, attorney resistance, GC buy-in, bad outputs, and governance.
If you are attending either forum, bring a recurring process or measurement question. We can walk through where a workflow might fit, what the platform would prepare, what the lawyer would review, and how your team could measure it.
If you want to see that process before the forum, watch the demo below and bring your questions to Atlanta or Coral Gables.
