Join the Legal Intelligence Summit, Nov. 3 on Zoom: Honeywell, Capgemini, Hitachi, and more on AI in legal.
RSVP hereLeave with three repeatable AI workflows for research, document analysis and drafting, the prompting habits that make their output reliable, and the habit of saving prompts that work.
A practical session on making AI dependable for in-house legal work, presented by Courtney O'Brien, Solutions Attorney at GC AI.
It starts with where legal teams stand on AI today, then gets practical: prompting tips for research and drafting, and three workflows you can repeat on your own work. The examples include a cover email that explains an agreement to the executive who has to sign it, a table of a contract’s implementation obligations with an email to each team responsible, and research into which US states have Extended Producer Responsibility laws covering textiles, apparel or footwear, turned into a short email for the product and manufacturing team.
Bring your questions. The session ends with Q&A.
Solutions Attorney, GC AI
Courtney is a Solutions Attorney at GC AI, where she teaches AI prompting classes and helps legal teams implement AI solutions tailored to their practice. She spent nearly six years in commercial litigation at Blank Rome and over five years in-house at Alternative, rising to Lead Counsel, Product & Litigation. Courtney earned her J.D. from Villanova University's Charles Widger School of Law.
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