Your clients expect timely advice. Getting there takes research, document review, drafting and careful checking — often while other matters compete for your attention.
Join Fiona McLay and Johan Lundstedt to explore how CoCounsel Legal can help your firm handle more of that preparation so you can make better use of your expertise.
Through practical examples relevant to small and mid-sized firms, we’ll show how it brings together Westlaw, Practical Law and your firm’s documents to support client work. See where it could free up capacity, make existing knowledge easier to reuse and help lawyers prepare work for review.
You’ll also see how to examine the supporting sources and analysis before applying your professional judgement.
Thursday 12 November 2026
12 pm AEDT
Live webinar
What you'll see
See where CoCounsel Legal could give your firm more capacity to respond to clients.
Get across new instructions sooner
Review the brief and supporting documents to identify key facts, issues and questions that need further investigation.
Bring research and drafting together
Use relevant legal sources to develop an initial analysis or draft advice, with references you can check.
Make better use of your firm’s existing work
Draw on relevant precedents and previous advice to support new drafting and a more consistent approach across the firm.
Check the work before advising your client
Review the sources and reasoning, consider what needs further investigation and decide what belongs in the final advice.
Who should attend
This session is designed for:
Principals, partners, senior lawyers and practice leaders in Australian small and mid-sized law firms who make or influence decisions about legal service delivery, quality and legal technology.
CoCounsel Legal in practice
- Practical demonstrations for small and mid-sized law firms
- Research, document review and drafting for client work
- Register and we’ll send you the recording
Speakers
Fiona McLay
Lead AI Client Advisor, Thomson Reuters
Fiona is Lead AI Client Advisor at Thomson Reuters, helping legal professionals in Australia use AI with confidence. She works with law firms, in-house teams, barristers and government. Drawing on 25 years as a commercial litigator, she translates AI’s potential into practical, defensible outcomes. Her focus is on helping customers improve the way legal work is performed, build trust in AI-assisted workflows, and realise measurable value from emerging technologies.
Johan Lundstedt
Legal Solution Consultant, Thomson Reuters
Johan is a Legal Solution Consultant at Thomson Reuters, helping Australian legal teams put CoCounsel to work on real matters. A former commercial lawyer in private practice and in-house roles across Europe and the UK, he has spent the past nine years in legal tech. Johan now helps lawyers leverage AI to work more efficiently while keeping professional judgement front and centre.