It was precisely this practical perspective that was the focus of the event “The Modern Law Firm: How to Increase Efficiency and Security with AI.”
During the meeting, the experts discussed, among other things, the secure implementation of AI tools, the automation of repetitive processes, the effective use of Copilot, AI governance, cybersecurity, and the protection of customer data.
Technology can genuinely support the work of lawyers and operational teams, but only if its implementation takes into account the specific nature of a law firm’s work, the confidentiality of information, regulatory compliance, and responsible change management.
Jacek Zaleski, CFO of KKG Legal, attended the event and spoke on the leadership panel titled “AI in Law Firms: Real-World Implementations, Real-World Results.”
The discussion focused on what works in practice, which solutions support the teams’ day-to-day work, and where special caution is needed.
Because when it comes to AI in a law firm, the question is no longer simply: Should we implement it?
More and more often, the question being asked is: How can we implement it wisely, securely, and in a way that delivers real value to the organization?
