AI Contracting and Legal Risks

Presented by the CBA Alberta CBA In-House Lawyers (North) Section

Artificial intelligence is reshaping how contracts are drafted, negotiated, and managed, creating both new opportunities and new risks for in-house counsel. In this Q&A-style session, we will explore how AI is being leveraged in contracting – including applications in contract management and obligation tracking – as well as how external counsel are using AI for corporate clients and the related implications for fee arrangements. We will also highlight risks in-house counsel should keep top of mind as these tools become more widely adopted. Finally, we will provide a practical look at how AI is being applied to contract drafting and review, and how certain features are designed to help address some of the very risks discussed.

PRESENTERS

Allan Oziel (Oziel Law)
Daniel Di Maria (Spellbook AI, CRO and Co-Founder)

MEETING DETAILS

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