ACC Thought Leaders Roundtable - How Legal Departments are Using (or Want to Use) AI tools: Use Cases, Hurdles, and Practical Strategies
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How are general counsel and law departments using or exploring AI tools to better serve the business? Automating tasks, streamlining legal workflows, building tools for legal intake and collaboration with the business, enhancing contract management, risk flagging, and other potential applications - these are a few examples that you may be considering or already using in your department. Join in-house peers to share about experience, hurdles, and practical strategies.
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LockedMatt Nolan
Assistant General Counsel
Honeywell
Accomplished legal and business executive with 18+ years' experience in-house and at a leading global law firm counseling large, mid-size and small companies, in both mature and start-up environments, held privately, by families or publicly traded, on enterprise-wide legal and business challenges and opportunities. Strategic leader and manager, forging relationships with a broad range of stakeholders and prioritizing cross-functional collaboration to achieve results.
Meganne Thaxton
Senior Corporate Counsel
Red Ventures
Meganne Thaxton is the President of the Central Ohio Chapter of the ACC and a member of the ACC’s Thought Leadership Group focused on AI and the impact on in-house counsel. She is also Senior Corporate Counsel at Red Ventures, a digital media company, focused on AI Generation and Innovation and Go to Market Partnerships. Previously she has held roles at Klarna as Global Commercial Counsel, served as General Counsel at Surge Staffing and spent 10 years in various business, compliance and legal roles at Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company. Meganne lives in Columbus, Ohio with her husband and two young kids and is a key-note speaker, avid reader, traveler, and amateur baker.
