Welcome to the third episode in our four-part series with LexisNexis on practical use of AI in in-house legal teams! In this episode, Emma Dickin (Head of Public Sector Practice Area Group & In-House Sector Strategy, LexisNexis) sits down for a chat with Luis de Freitas (Director & Managing Legal Counsel, Boston Consulting Group) who delves into the role of generative AI in legal teams in supporting legal professionals and ensuring ethical implementation across global teams.
Key Insights
Discover how AI is revolutionising legal work with BCG’s strategic approach. By automating tasks like contract reviews, AI boosts efficiency, saving time and enhancing accuracy. Guided by responsible AI principles, supported by compliance and legal experts, and rolled out globally with a tailored, step-by-step strategy, BCG ensures tools work seamlessly across languages and regions.
/For teams starting their AI journey, securing leadership buy-in, piloting simple tasks, and fostering cross-team collaboration are essential steps to success. BCG’s approach demonstrates how AI can transform legal operations while upholding ethical standards—laying the groundwork for teams ready to embrace innovation.
Missed earlier episodes?
Catch up here:
- How the in-house legal team can support responsible AI use
- Insight into how an in-house legal team is using AI
- Practical Uses of AI for In-House Legal Teams
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