AI in International Legal Practice: Ethics, Privacy, Consumer Protection and Governance (Nov. 12, 2026)
Includes a Live Web Event on 11/12/2026 at 11:00 AM (EST)
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Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the way legal departments deliver advice, manage risk and support business operations. This session will explore the ethical, legal and governance challenges arising from the use of AI in international legal practice, including lawyers’ professional responsibilities when using AI tools, oversight and verification of AI-generated outputs, confidentiality and data protection risks, AI-enabled contract management, and vendor relationships. Drawing on perspectives from the United States, Europe and Asia-Pacific, our panel will examine emerging regulatory frameworks, consumer protection requirements, cybersecurity considerations and practical governance strategies, providing in-house counsel with actionable insights for responsibly deploying and managing AI within their organizations.
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LockedJohn Graves
VP, Legal
Talogy
John is Talogy's legal leader and a member of the Senior Leadership Team, providing strategic legal counsel that enables the organization to achieve its business objectives while effectively managing legal, regulatory, contractual, and governance risks. He is responsible for establishing the overall legal strategy for the organization including AI governance and AI/product integration. As a trusted advisor to executive leadership, he helps balance business opportunity with appropriate risk management across Talogy's global operations.
Dominic Wai
Partner, ONC Lawyers
Primerus
Before joining the legal profession, Dominic Wai has worked in the banking sector and as well as in the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC).
Dominic’s practice focuses on advising clients on matters relating to anti-corruption, white-collar crime, law enforcement, regulatory and compliance matters in Hong Kong, including advice on anti-money laundering. He also handles cases involving corporate litigation, shareholders’ disputes and insolvency matters, defamation cases, domestic and international arbitration cases, cybersecurity, data security and privacy law issues, competition law matters, e-discovery and forensic investigation issues as well as property litigation. His clients include Hong Kong listed companies, international companies, liquidators and a broadcasting company.
Dominic is currently the honorary legal advisor of a charity that provides a home service for sick children and their families. He is supportive and actively participating in the activities of the charity.
Reinier Russell
Managing Partner
Russell Advocaten
Reinier Russell is the managing partner at Russell Advocaten, a full-service law firm in Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands. Reinier’s main practice areas are corporate and commercial law. He also regularly advises clients on a broad range of labour and employment law matters. Reinier is a trained mediator and has vast experience as a boardroom counsellor for international companies.
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