How 2 top plaintiff firms went AI-native in 90 days
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Join us on January 22nd at 10am pacific for a live CLE-eligible webinar on how 2 leading plaintiff firms went AI-native in just 90 days. Hear from industry leaders Ryan Bliss, Attorney and Director of Legal Technology at James Scott Farrin, and JP McConnell, Litigation Associate and Director of Innovation at Smith Clinesmith. From decision to launch, they’ll share the 12-week step by step playbook that led to firm-wide adoption across their entire teams. And they’ll cover the challenges, the rewards, and everything in between. Looking to save up to 95% of the time your team spends on daily legal tasks? Then register for this live session and walk away knowing the tried and tested 90-day framework to adopting AI tools throughout your case lifecycle.
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What to Expect
- Hear directly from 2 renowned legal professionals at large plaintiff law firms
- Get exclusive access to a proven 90-day AI playbook
- Overcome the biggest challenges of adopting AI across departments
- See the results from 2 leading firms who have already gone AI-native
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Ryan Bliss
Ryan Bliss brings a rare combination of legal expertise, operational leadership, and technological foresight. As both a seasoned attorney, department leader, and head of legal technology at a firm known for high-volume, high-stakes work, he has guided legal teams through complex AI integration—from front-line workflows to model security reviews. He’s also collaborated with industry leaders to shape how AI tools serve legal professionals and clients alike, ensuring ethical alignment at every step. His approach blends empathy, systems thinking, and a deep understanding of the client journey.
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