NAIBA Legal Executive AI Briefing™


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How do you evaluate AI without risking client confidentiality, compliance, or an investment in the wrong tools?

Join law firm leaders for a live Executive AI Briefing exploring practical AI through live demonstrations, executive discussion, and real-world perspectives, so you can adopt AI with confidence and without the guesswork.

Date
November 5
Time
12:30 PM–1:45 PM ET
Format
Live Online
Registration
Complimentary

Advance registration is required.

On the briefing

  • Law firm leaders

    Operating perspective on evaluating and adopting AI

  • Three Featured AI Partners

    Live demonstrations of practical legal AI

  • Executive discussion

    Confidentiality, compliance, and real-world adoption

Featured leaders and panel announced soon.

The Invitation

A Conversation Worth Your Time

Hear why law firm leaders are coming together for this focused online briefing.

Executive AI Briefing

Law firm leaders are evaluating AI.

Law firms are evaluating artificial intelligence across legal research, document review, drafting, client intake, matter management, and back-office operations.

The question is no longer whether to adopt AI, but how to evaluate it without risking client confidentiality, compliance, or an investment in the wrong tools.

The NAIBA Legal Executive AI Briefing brings together law firm leaders and three Featured AI Partners to explore practical AI applications through live demonstrations, executive discussion, and real-world perspectives.

You will hear from law firm leaders who are putting AI to work in practice, and from carefully selected AI solution providers demonstrating what their tools do, shown live rather than described in slides.

If you’re responsible for evaluating AI within your firm, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.

Featured Law Firm Leaders

The people in the room

Law firm leaders bring operating perspective. A host guides the discussion, the questions, and the transitions between leaders and Featured AI Partners.

Justin Clark, civil trial attorney and founder of Gregory & Clark, PLLC

Justin Clark

Civil Trial Attorney and Founder

Gregory & Clark, PLLC

Justin Clark is a civil trial attorney focused on real estate law, tax law, bankruptcy, and civil litigation. He founded Gregory & Clark, PLLC in Maitland, Florida to represent homeowners facing foreclosure, and he hosts three television programs: Behind the Law, You Have Real Estate, and Best of Central Florida.

During the event Executive perspective on AI adoption, and questions to the Featured AI Partners.

Sujata J. Patel, Managing Partner of The Law Offices of Sujata J. Patel, P.L.

Sujata J. Patel

Managing Partner

The Law Offices of Sujata J. Patel, P.L.

Sujata J. Patel is the Managing Partner of The Law Offices of Sujata J. Patel, P.L. She hosts the briefing, frames each segment, and keeps the session moving on time.

During the event Guides the live discussion, directs audience and executive questions, and manages transitions among the law firm leaders, the Featured AI Partners, and the audience.

Michael Semanie, founder and President of Semanie Law, PLLC

Michael Semanie

Founder and President

Semanie Law, PLLC

Michael A. Semanie is the founder and President of Semanie Law, PLLC, where he represents businesses across corporate and commercial matters. He holds an MBA and spent the early part of his career as a corporate marketing director, and he applies that business background to the guidance he gives his clients.

During the event Operating perspective on adoption, workflow, and client service.

Featured AI Partners

The solutions being demonstrated

Each Featured AI Partner presents a 12-minute live demonstration followed by a moderated Q&A with the law firm leaders and the audience.

Anthony Santos, founder and CEO of TalentOS

Anthony Santos

Founder and CEO

TalentOS

Anthony Santos is the founder and CEO of TalentOS and a Techstars alumnus. After ten years in technical sales and recruiting, he built TalentOS to close the operations and systems gaps he saw inside a fast-growing personal injury firm.

Demonstration Responsible AI agents for law firm practice management. AI workers that run the business side of the firm, with a human in the loop.

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Nico Nunez, Featured AI Partner

Nico Nunez

Featured AI Partner

Company to be announced

A Featured AI Partner presenting a practical legal AI application, shown live rather than described in slides.

Demonstration Topic to be announced.

Featured AI Partner

To be announced

 

The third Featured AI Partner demonstrates a practical legal AI application selected for its relevance to law firm work.

Demonstration 12-minute live demonstration followed by a 3-minute moderated Q&A.

The third Featured AI Partner will be announced soon.

Why This Conversation Matters

A Focused Look at Legal AI in Practice

Law firms are evaluating AI across research, drafting, document review, client intake, and back-office operations. This briefing creates an opportunity to observe selected technologies, hear executive questions, and consider practical adoption perspectives in one focused session.

Research and Analysis

Evaluate where AI accelerates legal research and surfaces relevant authority.

Drafting and Review

Consider how AI supports drafting, contract review, and document analysis.

Client Service and Intake

Explore where AI supports intake, communication, and responsiveness.

Confidentiality and Compliance

Examine how solutions handle client data, security, and professional obligations.

75 Minutes, Eastern Time

Executive Briefing Agenda

  1. 12:30–12:35

    Opening Welcome

    5 minutes

  2. 12:35–12:45

    Legal Leadership Discussion

    10 minutes

  3. 12:45–1:00

    Featured AI Partner 1

    12-minute demonstration + 3-minute Q&A

  4. 1:00–1:15

    Featured AI Partner 2

    12-minute demonstration + 3-minute Q&A

  5. 1:15–1:30

    Featured AI Partner 3

    12-minute demonstration + 3-minute Q&A

  6. 1:30–1:42

    Executive AI Decision Roundtable

    12 minutes

    Host and moderator, the law firm leaders, and all three Featured AI Partners.

  7. 1:42–1:45

    Closing Remarks and Next Steps

    3 minutes

Who Should Attend

Built for the people who decide

Firm Leadership

  • Managing partners
  • Practice group leaders
  • Partners and shareholders
  • Firm owners and founders

In-House and Legal Ops

  • General counsel
  • Deputy and associate GCs
  • Legal operations leaders

Operations and Finance

  • Firm administrators and COOs
  • Directors of finance
  • Knowledge and practice management

Technology and Innovation

  • Legal technology leaders
  • Directors of innovation
  • Information governance and security
  • Anyone evaluating or implementing AI

What Attendees Will Experience

One focused session

Law-firm-leader perspectives

Operating viewpoints on what AI adoption asks of a firm.

Three live AI demonstrations

Selected technologies shown working, not described in slides.

Moderated executive questions

The host directs questions that decision-makers care about.

Audience Q&A

Bring your own questions to the leaders and the Featured AI Partners.

Implementation considerations

Integration, workflow, oversight, and the practical realities of rollout.

Comparison across applications

See how different legal AI applications approach different problems.

Sessions are informational. Solutions vary in fit depending on the firm, its workflows, and existing systems.

Briefing Signals

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About NAIBA

The National AI Business Alliance

The National AI Business Alliance brings together leaders in business, law, government, academia, investment, and technology to advance practical AI adoption through executive discussions, strategic convening, live demonstrations, and cross-industry collaboration.

NAIBA’s legal briefing creates a focused setting where law firm leaders and selected AI solution providers can examine practical applications and real-world implementation considerations.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Is registration complimentary?

Yes. Advance registration is required.

Who should attend?

Managing partners, general counsel, practice group leaders, legal operations and technology leaders, firm administrators, and others involved in evaluating or implementing AI at a law firm.

Is the event online?

Yes. The briefing is presented live online.

Can multiple members of one organization attend?

Yes. Each participant should register individually.

Will the event include live demonstrations?

Yes. Three Featured AI Partners each present a 12-minute live demonstration followed by a short moderated Q&A.

Will attendees be able to ask questions?

Yes. The event includes moderated Q&A and an Executive AI Decision Roundtable.

How are the Featured AI Partners selected?

Participating companies are reviewed for their relevance to legal work, solution focus, presentation readiness, and ability to contribute meaningfully to the executive conversation.

Will a replay be available?

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November 5

Join the Executive Conversation

Reserve your seat to hear law-firm-leader perspectives, observe three AI demonstrations, and take part in a practical discussion about adopting AI in your firm.

Date
November 5
Time
12:30 PM–1:45 PM ET
Format
Live Online
Registration
Complimentary
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Advance registration is required.