Building systems your team can actually rely on, and the skills it takes to run them. Lorna Khemraz on the shift from doing legal work to designing and supervising the systems that do it.
Can't make it live? Register anyway and we'll send the recording.
A few fields and you're in. We'll send the calendar invite, joining link, and the recording afterwards.
As agents start taking on real legal work, the job of the in-house lawyer changes shape. This session is about that shift, and how to build for it.
Lorna Khemraz walks through the principle of building systems to do legal work in an agentic future: what you need in place, how to think about playbooks, the discipline it takes, and the blind spots to avoid. It is grounded in practice, not positioning, and it is vendor-neutral throughout.
Built for general counsel, legal operations leads, and in-house lawyers who are moving from doing the work to designing and supervising the systems that do it.
Six threads, from the shift in the role to an honest view of what is hard.
Working agenda. The substance will evolve as we prep.
Lorna leads legal alignment at Flank, where she works on how in-house legal teams move from doing the work to supervising the systems that do it. She has been close to agents running in production, which is where the practical lessons in this session come from.
Save your seat. A practical session on building systems your team can rely on, with time for questions. Can't make it? Register anyway and we'll send the recording.