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Reimagining in-house legal work with CoCounsel Legal

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CoCounsel is already trusted by over a million professionals. We rebuilt it anyway.

In-house legal work rarely starts with a clean task — it starts with a business problem, regulatory uncertainty, or an urgent ask. CoCounsel Legal closes that gap, moving your team from problem to outcome by understanding what needs to be done, not just what was asked.

Join us for a quick half-hour webinar to see how Fiduciary-Grade AI™ works like a lawyer on your team, not a chatbot — reasoning from Westlaw, Practical Law, and your own knowledge.

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How handing off work to CoCounsel Legal is like delegating to a trusted junior
Real results from CoCounsel Legal customers at ABC Companies
Pioneering CoCounsel Legal uses from the Thomson Reuters General Counsel Office
And much more

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Moderator

Carly Toward

Vice President, Corporates Product & Industry

Thomson Reuters

An attorney with long history of working with corporate legal departments, Carly's focus has been on helping legal departments perform better. Carly leads growth strategies for corporate legal and is a regular speaker on legal operations and technology trends, authoring several publications on the topic.

Speakers

Gia Norris

Vice President of Product

Thomson Reuters

Gia is Vice President of CoCounsel Legal Product at Thomson Reuters, where she leads the development of Fiduciary-Grade AI™ for corporate legal departments. A lawyer by training and experienced product executive, she has built her career creating trusted digital products for legal and business professionals. Today, she works closely with corporate legal teams to translate their most pressing challenges into the next generation of legal AI.

Alex Blanchard

Global Head of Commercial Litigation

Thomson Reuters

Alex is Global Head of Commercial Litigation at Thomson Reuters. He played a key role on the team behind the company's landmark AI copyright win. Based in Toronto, he holds civil and common law degrees and LL.M.s from NYU and the National University of Singapore, and is admitted in Quebec, Ontario, and New York.