Practical AI for Legal Analysis and Decision-Making
Practical AI for Legal Analysis and Decision-Making
Curious how professionals are already using AI to understand contracts, assess risks, and support better decisions without crossing legal boundaries?
This practical, hands on session explores how lawyers, executives, and HR teams use AI to read, analyze, and work with legal documents more efficiently, while keeping human judgment, responsibility, and legal accountability firmly in place.
We will break down real use cases, show concrete workflows, and discuss where AI helps and where it should stop. The focus is not automation for automation’s sake, but smarter, safer decision making.
What You’ll Learn
How AI can support legal analysis without replacing legal judgment
Practical ways to analyze contracts, obligations, and risks using AI
Common mistakes professionals make when using AI with legal documents
Legal, ethical, and confidentiality considerations you must account for
How executives and HR teams can work with AI and legal content responsibly
Who It’s For
Lawyers, executives, HR leaders, managers, and professionals who work with contracts, policies, and legal documents and want to use AI more effectively without risking compliance or judgment.
About the Instructor
Sarah Sarfati-Cohen is a lawyer and Legal AI strategist specializing in the practical use of artificial intelligence to improve professional productivity without compromising legal judgment.
She works with lawyers, executives, and organizations on using AI to read, analyze, and understand legal documents, contracts, and risks more efficiently, while addressing the legal, ethical, and confidentiality implications of AI use.
Sarah lectures internationally and advises professionals on integrating AI into legal and business decision making in a way that is effective, responsible, and legally sound.
About the Host
Hadas Frank is an AI strategic consultant, AI educator, and Founder of NextGenAI. She works with companies and organizations to help non technical teams adopt AI in the workplace.
Hadas has led dozens of AI workshops, lectures, and executive sessions, focusing on productivity, decision making, and real world use cases. Her work bridges AI strategy with measurable impact, without requiring technical backgrounds.
This event is hosted by NextGenAI, AI strategic consulting and training helping non technical teams turn AI into practical advantage.
Website: https://nextgenaiadvisors.com/