Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping the legal profession, making AI fluency an increasingly valuable skill for in-house counsel. But what does it actually mean to be AI fluent? How much do you need to know, what tools are legal departments really using and in what capacity, and how can you leverage AI knowledge and skills to market yourself for future opportunities?
Join ACC NCR and our sponsor, Garrison, for a practical discussion on the evolving expectations for in-house counsel in the age of AI. Our panel of legal leaders and recruiting professionals will separate hype from reality and explore the AI skills and competencies that matter most in today's legal market.
- What it really means to be AI fluent as an in-house lawyer.
- What AI tools legal departments are adopting today and how they're being used in practice.
- How to build AI fluency and incorporate it into your résumé, LinkedIn profile, and professional brand to position yourself for future in-house opportunities and career progression.
- What general counsel and legal recruiters are looking for when hiring and evaluating candidates with AI experience.
- Practical ways to expand your AI skill set, increase your impact within your legal department, and confidently navigate the changing legal landscape.
- Strategies to responsibly adopting new technologies and innovation within your legal department.
Whether your goal is to build foundational knowledge, deepen your expertise, or position yourself for your next in-house opportunity, you'll leave with practical insights into how AI fluency can enhance your practice and your long-term career.
Speakers include:
Amy Apostol, Assistant General Counsel, Cyber & Emerging Technologies at Leidos
Deb Eltgroth, Associate General Counsel, ClickHouse
Bo Vazeen, Sr. Corporate Counsel at Amazon
Moderated by Nancy Palermo, Partner and In-House Practice Head at Garrison
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