The excitement around generative artificial intelligence (AI) in the legal industry is undeniable, but how does it translate into real-world benefits for your daily practice and firm management? In other words, what’s in it for you? The 2025 AI Summit — Beyond the Buzz: AI Implementation in Legal Practice will provide the answers you need.
Survey current market trends in AI adoption among legal professionals and evolving client expectations regarding AI use. Then, jump right into real-world applications you can implement in your practice.
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Practice Management Advisor for the State Bar of Wisconsin’s Practice411™ Practice Management Program. He guides State Bar members on increasing law practice productivity and efficiency and advises on all things law practice management, including legal technology, information security practices, technology competence, employee management, policy and systems implementation, business development and marketing, and improving client relationship management.
Leads the Fastcase team responsible for connecting customers with vLex legal technology. She joined vLex as a result of the merger with Fastcase where she served as Chief Product Officer and as an instrumental member of the partner relations group that grew the Fastcase subscriber base to 1.2M attorneys nationwide.
Kris joined the University of Wisconsin Law School Library in 2012 and is now the Associate Director of Public Services, overseeing reference and circulation while advancing legal research services. He specializes in emerging technology, faculty scholarship preservation, and teaches Legal Technology & AI in Law Practice, as well as co-teaching Advanced Legal Research.
Jordan is a Texas attorney and Legal Technology Advisor at Smokeball, specializing in family law, including complex property division, custody disputes, appeals, and prenuptial agreements. Passionate about legal tech’s impact on firms, she transitioned from high-asset family law practice to help revolutionize automation in legal workflows.
Spencer is a tech investor, consultant, and educator known for simplifying complex topics. Through his company AmpliPhi, he has worked with legal industry clients since 2015 and advises companies like PIMCO on AI strategies.
Ben is the author of several books and articles on technology including “The Lawyer’s Guide to Microsoft Outlook”, “The Lawyer’s Guide to Microsoft Word” and “OneNote in One Hour”. He was a Microsoft MVP for 20 years and involved with management and technology for more than 30, including in-house at law firms in Los Angeles and Honolulu.
