The role of the in-house legal function is evolving rapidly.
Today's legal leaders are expected to not only provide high-quality advice but also to improve efficiency, embrace technology responsibly and with an increasing commercial focus.
Rather than adopting every new tool or trend, successful legal teams are making deliberate choices about how they work. From implementing legal operations and using AI effectively to measuring performance and improving service delivery, the challenge is to build a function that is efficient, scalable and aligned with the needs of the business.
In this webinar, two experienced senior in-house counsel will share how they are modernising their legal functions, from embedding legal operations and using AI responsibly to measuring performance and driving continuous improvement. With practical advice on building an agile, business-focused legal team that is equipped for the challenges ahead.
Moderator
Elizabeth Duffy, Senior Director Client Engagement, Thomson Reuters Institute
Leading a team of subject matter experts, Elizabeth is responsible for delivering insights to clients and connecting the dots between the data and a client’s business.
She works closely with law firms, legal service providers, and legal departments globally. Elizabeth regularly leads custom research projects including client review and thought leadership programs and presents research results to the management boards and partnerships of AmLaw 50 firms.
The Thomson Reuters Institute brings together people from across the legal, corporate, tax & accounting and government communities to ignite conversation and debate, make sense of the latest events and trends and provide essential guidance on the opportunities and challenges facing their world today.
As the dedicated thought leadership arm of Thomson Reuters, their content spans blog commentaries, industry-leading data sets, informed analyses, interviews with industry leaders, videos, podcasts and world-class events that deliver keen insight into a dynamic business landscape. Visit thomsonreuters.com/institute for more details.