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From Pilot to Practice: Operationalizing AI in eDiscovery Operations
Audience
Members Only

Topic(s)
E-Discovery, Technology

CLE Status
Eligible

Original Production
08/18/2026

Duration
1hr 10 mins

Cost
Members
Included in Membership

Course Description

This course, part of the eDiscovery webinar series by the National Association of Attorneys General, focuses on operationalizing Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the eDiscovery process. Participants will explore the critical steps needed to transition from pilot projects to full-scale implementation of AI tools within their organizations. The course will address the foundational elements necessary for successful AI integration, including data management, governance, and policy development. Attendees will gain insights into the unique challenges faced by state attorney general offices, as well as practical strategies for securing leadership buy-in and fostering a culture of innovation in legal practices.

Through expert discussions and real-world examples, participants will leave with actionable ideas and a clear understanding of how to effectively incorporate AI into their eDiscovery workflows. This course aims to empower legal professionals with the knowledge and tools needed to navigate the rapidly evolving landscape of technology in litigation and discovery, ensuring that their practices remain defensible and sustainable.

Course Objectives
  • Understand the foundational elements necessary for implementing AI in eDiscovery.
  • Identify the steps to transition from pilot projects to organization-wide adoption of AI tools.
  • Recognize the importance of governance and policy in the use of AI for defensible eDiscovery practices.
  • Evaluate the challenges and opportunities presented by AI in the context of state attorney general offices.
  • Develop strategies for securing leadership buy-in and stakeholder support for AI initiatives.
Presenter(s)
Sean Zacharias, Stephanie Caldwell

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