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Legal AI: Managing the Risks of AI Use in Law Firms

VinciWorks covers where AI can go wrong in law firms and how to manage it.

Recorded · added 4 October 2026
Online
RecordingArtificial Intelligence & CopilotGovernance, Risk & ComplianceFree

About this session

When solicitors use AI, they may be feeding it confidential client information, privileged material and court documents, which raises questions that generic workplace AI guidance doesn't cover. This recorded session from VinciWorks looks at where legal AI can go wrong and how firms can manage the risks responsibly.

It covers how AI is being used in law firms, confidentiality, privilege and data protection risks, hallucinations and unreliable output, supervising and taking accountability for AI-assisted work, the dangers of staff using public AI tools, and client transparency and consent.

It finishes with the practical side: AI policies, controls and approval processes, and how to train staff to use AI safely, which makes it a good starting point for a firm drafting or reviewing its AI policy.

What you’ll learn

How to let your firm use AI without breaching confidentiality, supervision or professional duties

Who it’s for

Law firm partners, compliance officers (COLPs) and risk and IT leads responsible for how fee earners use AI tools, especially firms writing or updating an AI policy.

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