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Join us for a new advanced course on working with LLMs, taught by our CEO, Sona Sulakian! If you’re a fellow legal tech nerd ready to level up your AI skills, this is your chance to use AI to scale your legal practice. This is more than helpful pointers. We want to teaching you the key AI frameworks and techniques—and how to apply them well. The course will come with an AI enablement resource center for legal teams. *There is 𝙣𝙤 𝙩𝙚𝙘𝙝𝙣𝙞𝙘𝙖𝙡 𝙚𝙭𝙥𝙚𝙧𝙞𝙚𝙣𝙘𝙚 𝙧𝙚𝙦𝙪𝙞𝙧𝙚𝙙 𝐄𝐧𝐫𝐨𝐥𝐥 𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐞: https://lnkd.in/gtqXp-ir ps this course is free for Pincites customers 😊

📢 This week in AI + Law: big shifts every lawyer should track. - Anthropic agrees to a $1.5B copyright settlement covering ~500,000 books — one of the largest copyright payouts in history. - China enacts a new AI transparency law that goes further than the EU AI Act, reshaping global compliance strategies. - Oracle wins a $300B OpenAI contract, signaling a major power shift in AI infrastructure. We also cover Warner Bros suing Midjourney, FTC enforcement actions, OpenAI’s cash burn crisis, and much more. 👉 Read the full briefing below

We’re excited to join this lineup at the California Minority Counsel Program (CMCP) Annual Business Conference in San Francisco TODAY: ✔️ Karineh Khachatourian (KXT Law) ✔️ Karl Barrios (Google) ✔️ Allyson Bennett (OpenAI) ✔️ Cathy Lee (Stability AI) ✔️ Katherine Tong (Google DeepMind) ✔️ Christina Ushijima (Alembic Technologies) Our session, AI Uncovered: Building Responsibly, Using Intentionally, will dig into real-world use cases, risks, and strategies for responsible adoption.

Had the most amazing time at LegalOps.com’s Running Legal like a Business this week!! Connie Brenton and Jeffrey Franke once again curated a fantastic, substantive program. The community they’ve built reflects Connie’s best qualities—inclusive, inquisitive, and invested in each other’s success. I connected with customers, prospects, and made new friends along the way. Already looking forward to next year. If you missed it this time, hope to see you at the next one!

🎉 Honored to make the list! Officially a #contractnerd thought leader ✨ This one means a lot. Writing about contracts while building a business and running client work isn’t always easy, but seeing it resonate makes the effort worth it. Huge thanks to the Contract Nerds 📝 🤓 team for creating such a strong global community, and to Nada Alnajafi for the vision that made this possible. Being included alongside so many people I admire is an incredible honor. Big congratulations to everyone named, and you should be following all of them!! Robby Reggers, Alex Hamilton, Alicia Mangold, Bhumesh Verma, Brittany Leonard, Caroline McCaffery, David Tollen, Electra Japonas, Jason Feng, Jessica Carroll, Joshua Levy, Kevin Keller, Krysta Johnson, Laura Frederick, Laurie David-Henric, Lucy Bassli🎗, Lynden Renwick, Mark B. Logan, Matt Margolis, Megan Shapiro, Nada Alnajafi 💙, Nate Kostelnik, Olga V. Mack, Patricija (Patty) Corey, Rachelle Hare, Roma Khan, Sarah Irwin, Shahed Kader, Shannon Yavorsky, Brian Heller, Soumya Shekhar, Sterling Miller, Tessa Manuello

Today’s the day 🚀 I’m going live to show exactly how Pincites works inside Word — building playbooks with AI, redlining contracts with a prompt, and reviewing agreements through a true AI assistant. If you’ve been curious what “AI for contracts” actually looks like in practice, join us. Everyone who registers gets a free trial of Pincites. We’ll cover the full workflow: • Build & maintain playbooks with AI • Redline clauses or full agreements • Flag risks, ambiguities & stray language • Draft tailored fallback provisions • Deliver instant summaries for stakeholders • Run clause analysis & legal research directly in Word 👉 Register here (starts today): https://lnkd.in/gcVYznn9

Pincites is proud to sponsor LegalOps.com Running Legal Like a Business 2025. We had such a great time last year, and Connie Brenton never disappoints! This is one of the year’s must-attend events for legal ops leaders. We’re excited to connect with peers, meet new faces, and share how Pincites helps legal teams scale smarter. September 2–5 | Fontainebleau Las Vegas 👉 Stop by our booth while you're there!!

Excited to see the launch of The Augmented Lawyer, a new expert column on Law360 led by Karineh Khachatourian. Her and Trevor Giampaoli's first piece, "Crafting Responsible AI Policies," tackles a reality many are just waking up to: AI tools aren't confidential by default, and your interactions could be discoverable in litigation. For a profession built on confidentiality and privilege? That's a profound shift. I was glad to contribute to this piece, sharing some of the key issues we've faced in helping clients navigate these challenges. This article is worth your time. You'll walk away with the essential questions you need to ask as an attorney to do your due diligence when it comes to AI. Read the full article below

🌟 Happy News To Share! I’m thrilled to kick off our new expert column with Law360: The Augmented Lawyer — where we will be exploring how AI is reshaping the practice of law and what it means for lawyers, clients, and the profession as a whole. The first piece, “From Convenience to Caution: AI Use in Law After OpenAI’s Data Retention Uncertainty,” dives into the shift we’re seeing: from the early excitement about AI tools to a more thoughtful, cautious approach driven by concerns around data privacy, discoverability in litigation, privilege and confidentiality. This is just the beginning. We will be digging into emerging AI legal trends, the evolving role of AI in our work, and strategies for using it responsibly and effectively. Thank you Trevor Giampaoli and Sona Sulakian for being part of our first article! 👉 I’d love to hear from you: What AI + law topics are you most interested in seeing covered? Drop your thoughts in the comments — your input will help shape future installments! And feel free to send me a message if you can't access the article. https://lnkd.in/ggfUNSZm #AI #LegalTech #Law360 #TheAugmentedLawyer #ArtificialIntelligence #LegalInnovation #FutureOfLaw