"A must buy for members of AI and Innovation committees in law! The targeted chapters tackle all key considerations for implementing AI in legal. This practical read breaks down the otherwise daunting challenges into logical and easy read steps for effective and sustainable change." — Alicia Hardy, Director of Knowledge and Learning, Carey Olsen

This book is a goldmine of practical guidance written by a strong triumvirate of well-credentialed experts. It is refreshingly balanced, steering a sensible middle course between the unbridled enthusiasm and the stultifying caution that currently threaten the productive use of AI in law. — Professor Richard Susskind, author of Tomorrow's Lawyers and The Future of Law

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★ This book is co-authored by an Atlantic‑crossing team of senior experts from a leading global law firm, including the Innovation Director, the AI and Knowledge Lead, and the AI Integration Director. It also features Oz Benamrahem, a global leader in legal knowledge management, innovation, and legal tech, widely regarded as one of the pioneers of AI-driven transformation in the legal industry and among the most accomplished professionals in legal tech.
★ Unlike many tech books on the market that focus solely on dazzling algorithms, this volume is precisely attuned to the legal profession’s current moment of transformation. It delves into critical issues such as strategy, data, personnel, training, pricing, and workflows, helping readers navigate how to genuinely embed AI into day‑to‑day operations rather than lingering in theoretical debate. The book offers a clear framework for thinking about AI in legal practice, equipping lawyers with practical tools while guiding law firms to rethink client value, talent development, and service delivery models—making it an essential read for driving real change.

This is a practical guide for legal professionals at every stage of the AI transformation—whether they are AI leaders in law firms or corporate legal departments, day-to-day practitioners, or newcomers to this era of change. Written by three experts based in London and New York who apply AI to legal practice on a daily basis, the book draws on their experience working with both law firm and in-house teams to explore the strategic and operational realities of AI in legal practice.
The book offers a clear framework for thinking about AI in legal practice, informed by the authors’ extensive experience on both sides of the Atlantic. It covers key topics such as outcome‑based rather than time‑based pricing, building trustworthy AI‑powered services, user training and adoption, risk management and governance, and the emerging competitive landscape where clients, law firms, and technology providers increasingly converge.
Whether you are a leader, a practitioner, or a novice in the legal field, this book is concise, highly practical, and grounded in real‑world experience. It examines the operational, ethical, and cultural challenges that companies, legal departments, and their clients are currently grappling with—and those they will face moving forward.

Adam Coffey
Adam Coffey is the Director of Innovation at Mayer Brown, a leading global law firm. He is a member of the O Shaped Lawyer Steering Committee, which advocates for a more holistic approach to lawyer development, and serves on the Education Working Group of Lawtech UK, a government-backed initiative aimed at transforming the UK legal sector through technology. Previously, he held senior roles as Senior Innovation Manager at Reed Smith, a global law firm; Head of Innovative Technologies and Visiting Professor at BPP University’s School of Law; and Assistant Attorney at White & Case LLP in the United States. With many years of experience collaborating with lawyers, business teams, and clients to explore new ways of delivering legal services, Adam has overseen global artificial intelligence strategies and boasts nearly a decade of teaching in law and legal innovation. He is a founding member of the internal “O Shaped” community and regularly speaks worldwide on innovation and AI. Adam holds an M.A. in Law from the University of Oxford, an M.A. in Education and Technology from University College London, and an LL.B. from the University of Oxford. He specializes in legal and educational technology and has created a series of two-minute tech talks that distill complex concepts like blockchain and AI into concise, digestible explanations. He is deeply passionate about legal innovation and the skills future lawyers will need to navigate an evolving legal services landscape. He is the author of the book “The Future Legal Team: Law + Skills.”

Oz Benamram
Oz Benamram is a global leader in legal knowledge management, innovation, and legal technology, widely regarded as one of the foremost figures driving the AI transformation of the legal profession and among the most accomplished professionals in the legal tech industry. He serves as Chief Artificial Intelligence and Knowledge Officer at a leading U.S. law firm based in New York. As a preeminent global authority on knowledge management and legal tech innovation, Mr. Benamram has spent decades heading the knowledge and innovation functions at three top-tier law firms and advising law firm leaders, legal tech companies, and investors on legal AI, knowledge, and innovation. He is also the founder of SKILLS.law, a professional community for legal innovators, and frequently delivers speeches, writes articles, and grants interviews on the future of legal practice.

Rebecca Pasternak
Rebecca Pasternak is the Director of AI Integration and Enablement at Mayer Brown, a distinguished global law firm. A leader in technology and innovation, she brings extensive experience spanning legal practice, legal tech, venture‑capital‑backed startups, and enterprise AI deployment. Ms. Pasternak has an outstanding track record in designing and implementing enablement programs that leverage core change management principles to drive end‑user adoption of new technologies. She has deep hands‑on experience working with LLMs and is eager to share her insights on how AI is reshaping the way we work—whether in practical training sessions or in broader public forums.