Future of AI Time Keeping 

Nov. 25, 2026
Alberta Online

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Future of AI Time Keeping

A presentation of the Modern Lawyer Series

Capture every minute. Bill with confidence. Deliver clarity your clients will love.

Law firms lose thousands of dollars every year due to missed time entries and vague billing descriptions. Manual processes not only waste time but also create compliance risks and client frustration. In this webinar, discover how AI can automate time capture, ensure accurate billing, and generate clear, professional descriptions—so you can protect revenue and build trust without adding administrative burden.

Key Learning Objectives

  • Learn how AI automates time entry and eliminates manual errors.
  • Discover how AI helps create accurate, detailed billing descriptions effortlessly.
  • Understand compliance and ethical considerations when using AI for billing.
     

Why This Matters for Legal Professionals

  • Revenue Protection: Stop losing billable hours and ensure every task is captured.
  • Client Transparency: Provide clear, detailed billing that clients understand and trust.
  • Operational Efficiency: Reduce time spent on non-billable admin work.
  • Compliance & Ethics: Stay aligned with professional standards while leveraging AI.
     

Benefits of Attending

  • Gain actionable strategies to reduce billing errors and revenue leakage.
  • Learn how to implement AI tools without disrupting your workflow.
  • Discover solutions that integrate seamlessly with your current practice management software.
  • Position your firm as a tech-forward leader in client service.
     

EVENT DETAILS

Date: Wednesday, November 25, 2026
Time: 12:00 Noon (MT)
Location: Zoom


About the Host: Nathan Lee

The series host, Nathan Lee, Principal Consultant at ORIGIN, brings over 25 years of legal tech experience. Previously the CEO of a Calgary IT firm for 17 years, he now advises legal professionals on digital transformation. Nathan helps lawyers boost their digital literacy and align technology with business goals, resulting in more productive and modern practices. 

 


About the Guest Expert: Beth Thompson, VP, Market Strategy & Legal Evangelism


Beth is VP, Market Strategy and Legal Evangelism at Actionstep, with over thirty years of experience helping law firms and corporate legal departments drive growth, improve productivity, and increase efficiency through strategic planning, education, and automation. She currently serves on the ALA Future Readiness Advisory Council and ILTA's Volunteer Development Committee. Beth frequently writes thought leadership content and speaks at industry conferences.  

 

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