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Explore how to securely govern AI agents at scale with Epiq and Microsoft using Microsoft Purview and Agent 365. Gain strategies to navigate emerging governance models. Enable visibility into agent activity, the ability to secure sensitive information, and the controls you need to deploy and manage agents across the enterprise.

Topics include:

• Agent governance and lifecycle management

• Preventing oversharing and data leakage

• Microsoft Purview for AI and data security posture management (DSPM)

• Agent 365 visibility, monitoring, and control

• Agent identities, access management, and Zero Trust

• Auditability, compliance, and responsible AI governance

Participate in an interactive discussion on how law firms and organizations are navigating AI transformation. Through facilitated peer exchange, attendees learn how firms are addressing challenges and avoiding pitfalls by building scalable foundations for AI success.

What you'll take away:

• Practical insights from peers facing similar AI challenges

• Frameworks for measuring and communicating AI ROI

• Strategies to accelerate adoption and manage change

• Actionable next steps you can implement at your firm

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As AI rapidly moves from experimentation to enterprise deployment, knowledge management (KM) teams are at the center of turning possibility into practice. This highly interactive roundtable builds on last year’s excitement and energizing discussions and shifts the focus from ideas to execution.

Participants will engage in facilitated, table-based peer discussions exploring how KM functions are evolving to support AI legal work operationally, technically, and strategically. The session will focus on real-world challenges and emerging KM practices.

Designed for KM leaders, innovation professionals, and legal operations teams, let’s keep the KM spark burning. Join us as we collectively chart the next wave of KM and AI around the (metaphorical) fire!

Speakers

• Vishal Agnihotri, Managing Director, Innovation, Alston & Bird
• Oz Benamram, Chief AI Officer, Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP
• Kevin Bosshardt, Director of Marketing Operations, Saul Ewing LLP
• Amanda Chaboryk, Legal Project Manager, Epiq
• Ashley Gibbs, Senior Director, Product Value Engineers, Litera
• Laura Jakubowski, Knowledge Management Attorney, Goldberg Kohn Ltd.
• Damian Jeal, Managing Director, Harbor Global LLC
• Katya Linossi, Co-Founder and CEO, AtlasFuse by ClearPeople
• Sara Miro, Director of Knowledge Solutions, Sullivan & Cromwell LLP
• Elizabeth Salsedo, Director, KM, Robinson & Cole LLP
• Brad Sidwell, Client Technology Strategist, Intapp
• Mark Torchiana, CEO, Courtroom Insight, Inc.

With AI becoming a standard component of the eDiscovery lifecycle in 2026, the primary challenge is no longer "How do we use this?" but "How do we prove it worked and scale it responsibly?"

This session bridges the gap between technical execution and strategic governance. Attendees will move beyond the "black box" approach to explore how legal organizations are transforming their workflows by elevating data, information strategy, and human capability into strategic assets in a manner that is defensible, scalable, and repeatable.

Speakers

• Doug Austin, Editor, eDiscoveryToday
• Umair Muhajir, Vice-President, DISCO
• Tiana Van Dyk, Managing Director, Canada, Epiq

Data science is already embedded in modern discovery workflows, but many teams use its outputs without fully understanding how or why they work. As courts and clients demand greater defensibility and transparency, discovery professionals need a clearer grasp of the data-driven techniques guiding review decisions.

This session introduces the core data science concepts that underpin today’s discovery workflows, focusing on how analytics are used to explore data while identifying risk and making informed decisions before and during review. Topics include statistical sampling, clustering and concept analysis, and communication and relationship mapping. Attendees will learn the value of consistency and quality checks as well as techniques for identifying gaps or anomalies in data sets.

Speakers

• James Ding, CEO, Draftwise
• Alexis Mitchell, AI Senior Consultant, Syllo
• Igor Labutov, Vice President, Artificial Intelligence Technology, Epiq

What if the most consequential knowledge management (KM) and AI decisions a law firm makes no longer begin with a supplier roadmap, but with the firm’s own strategy and its clients’ needs?

This session explores why firms are moving beyond single-provider models. Attendees will explore what firm-led KM and AI strategies look like in practice and how modular, interoperable ecosystems can better reflect a firm’s knowledge assets, risk profile, and client priorities. Moving past the traditional “build versus buy” debate, the discussion focuses on practical governance, collaboration with incumbent and specialist providers, and the client value that results from greater strategic control.

Provocative but pragmatic, the session is an opportunity for peer learning, candid discussion, and real-world decision-making rather than product demonstrations or single platform advocacy.

Speakers

• Joe Davis, Practice Technology Manager, Fried Frank Harris Shriver & Jacobson LLP
• Timothy Follett, CEO, StructureFlow Ltd.
• Ana Toft-Nielsen, Professional Development Innovation Manager, Greenberg Traurig
• Kieron Champion, Managing Director, Epiq

In 2026, the hallmark of a successful legal team is the ability to seamlessly integrate early technology-driven triage, focused human judgment, and AI a single, cohesive workflow. This session provides a field-tested playbook for legal leaders to architect reviews that are not only faster but legally unassailable.

How can legal teams determine which review tasks must stay in human hands, and which can safely migrate to AI without sacrificing quality, privilege protection, or defensibility? This session will answer that question, with clear frameworks for integrating AI responsibly into document review workflows.

Attendees will explore the review ecosystem, moving from broad data reduction to high-stakes deposition preparation.

Speakers

• Murali Baddula, Chief Digital Officer, Law In Order
• James Park, Director, AI Consulting, DISCO
• Jon Lavinder, Senior Director, Epiq

AI agent sprawl is coming. As agents proliferate across the firm, costs can climb, oversight becomes more difficult, and security, compliance, and quality risks increase. Learn how leading firms are establishing governance before the problem becomes unmanageable.

Led by Kieron Champion, Managing Director, Epiq Advisory for Law Firms

Most firms know what they pay for AI licenses. Far fewer understand what they are spending on tokens. As AI becomes embedded in everyday legal work, unmanaged token consumption can quietly undermine ROI. Learn how firms are bringing transparency, governance, and accountability to AI spending before costs become difficult to control.

Led by Kieron Champion, Managing Director, Epiq Advisory for Law Firms

Every law firm has access to AI. The firms that realize the greatest value will be the ones with the strongest context. Trusted data, institutional knowledge, and effective retrieval strategies determine whether AI delivers accurate, defensible, and firm-specific results. Learn how leading firms are investing in their knowledge foundations to turn AI from a tool into a competitive advantage.

Led by Eric Anderson, Senior Director, Epiq Advisory for Law Firms

The most important differentiators in AI success may not be AI initiatives at all. Learn which foundational projects are helping firms create lasting advantage.

Led by Jim Tuvell, Managing Director, Epiq Advisory for Law Firms

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