Streamlining Legal Drafting with CoCounsel — The Future of Legal Tech
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Does your department spend a third to half of your time drafting legal documents and reviewing contracts? There’s now an easier way. In this session, we will explore the capabilities of CoCounsel Drafting, an end-to-end, AI-enabled drafting solution for lawyers that accelerates your drafting processes directly within Microsoft Word. It’s designed to assist legal professionals by providing intelligent suggestions, automating routine tasks, and ensuring compliance with legal standards. We will dive into how CoCounsel can enhance your drafting efficiency and accuracy, and how it integrates with existing legal workflows to support legal teams.
Learn how CoCounsel Drafting can help you:
- Find the best starting point with ease
- Surface trusted recommendations for contract language
- Facilitate internal playbook creation and management
- Use AI to refine and review documents to produce accurate, better-quality work.
This session was originally presented live at Thomson Reuters’ SYNERGY conference and is now available to a general audience for the first time. Sign up now to view the live broadcast or watch on demand later at your convenience.
Speaker
Matt Pavese
Senior Product Specialist
Thomson Reuters
Matt Pavese is the Senior Product Specialist for CoCounsel at Thomson Reuters. He began his journey at the company as a Client Manager, supporting Westlaw and Practical Law for in-house corporate legal teams, ensuring they had the necessary resources and guidance to excel. Recognizing the potential of generative AI to assist lawyers, Matt transitioned to working with our CoCounsel suite of products, helping legal teams unlock its power. Prior to joining Thomson Reuters, Matt spent six years as a litigator in various roles, gaining a comprehensive understanding of the legal field, which he now leverages to enhance and innovate within the corporate legal sector.
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