Join leaders from Thomson Reuters, The Law Society of NSW and Thomson Geer for a practical discussion on how legal teams can adopt AI responsibly — without compromising trust, privilege or control.
AI is already reshaping how legal professionals research, draft and advise — but not all AI tools are designed for legal work, and not all environments protect sensitive legal information in the same way.
As legal teams increasingly explore AI adoption, concerns around confidentiality, privilege, data handling and governance are becoming more urgent.
In this session, we’ll move beyond theory to examine the practical realities of AI use in corporate legal environments — including where risks emerge, what legal teams need to consider, and how organisations can approach adoption responsibly.
Led by Thomson Reuters Practical Law, this session will provide practical guidance to help legal teams assess AI risks, establish internal guardrails and make informed decisions about implementation.
31 August 2026
11 am AEST
Live webinar
What you’ll learn
Protect confidentiality and privilege when using AI tools
Understand the legal and regulatory considerations surrounding AI, data handling and jurisdiction
Identify where AI use can create professional or governance risks
Develop practical approaches to AI governance and internal policy
Distinguish between public AI tools and secure, purpose-built legal AI environments
Why you can’t miss this
AI adoption across legal teams is accelerating — but many organisations are still navigating how to balance innovation with confidentiality, privilege and professional responsibility.
This session is designed to provide practical, grounded guidance for legal professionals looking to better understand:
- Where risks emerge
- How governance expectations are evolving
- What responsible AI adoption looks like in practice
Who should attend
- In-house legal teams
- General Counsel and senior legal leaders
- Legal operations and innovation leaders
- Risk and compliance professionals
- Lawyers advising on governance, privacy or employment matters
Meet the experts
Tim Perry
Director, Practical Law Australia
Thomson Reuters
Linden Barns
Senior Ethics Solicitor
The Law Society of New South Wales
Rose Dimitrious
Partner
Thomson Geer
Fiona McLay
Lead AI Client Advisor
Thomson Reuters
(Moderator)