AI in International Legal Practice: Ethics, Privacy, Consumer Protection and Governance (November 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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John Graves
VP, Legal
Talogy
John Graves has held several previous roles as a cybersecurity in-house attorney. Those experiences ranged from defense, to incident response, and organized cyber-gang activity, including filing 8-ks, etc. John participated in InfraGard and is an advocate of getting to know the local field offices (and other relevant offices) before you need them. He has experience in public, critical infrastructure environments that own their data centers, as well as experience leading in-house attorney coordinating and collaborating with the FBI on some cybersecurity/national security incidents while working for Nisos. Public information regarding this can be found here: North Korean workers are taking remote U.S. jobs. This company set a trap to expose one.