Webinar Summary
Generative AI is no longer a “future consideration,” it’s a boardroom priority. For General Counsels, Chief Legal Officers, and legal operations leaders and their teams, the pressure is on to show they are adopting AI in meaningful ways while avoiding the risks that can undermine trust, compliance, and security. This webinar cuts through the hype and leans into the AI paradox: the promise of speed, insight, and efficiency, and looks at how to measure success against the very real pitfalls of bias, over-reliance, and regulatory uncertainty. Our panel of legal leaders share practical learnings from the front lines — what’s working, what’s not, and what’s still unknown.
Watch the webinar replay to explore:
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The urgent mandate for legal leaders to be proactive with AI now
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How to train your team on using the right applications and defining success metrics
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The promise vs. pitfalls for eDiscovery, information governance, compliance, and security
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Building a culture of AI adoption that safeguards the core legal mission
Docusign
Jim Shaughnessy
Jim Shaughnessy is Docusign's Chief Legal Officer and is responsible for building, leading, and overseeing the company's legal and corporate affairs teams, including government relations, philanthropy, and sustainability. With over three decades of experience, Jim is a strategic business counselor with proven experience navigating public policy and legal landscapes for technology companies. He's served global companies and helped drive solutions to complex business problems and identify new opportunities. Before joining Docusign, he spent 10 years at Workday, serving in various leadership roles including General Counsel and EVP, Corporate Affairs.
Formerly Walmart
Nuala O’Connor
Nuala O’Connor is a global Fortune 10 technology governance leader and former SVP and Chief Counsel for Digital Citizenship at Walmart, where she oversaw both the legal and operational sides of AI governance. She previously developed Amazon’s early global privacy and compliance strategy, served as the first Chief Privacy Officer at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, and led the Center for Democracy & Technology as its President and CEO. A recognized authority on responsible AI, she is a senior advisor to EqualAI, on the advisory board of Kekst CNC, a strategic communications firm, and on the board of directors of Future of Privacy Forum, a nonprofit in the data privacy space.
Casepoint
Ben Tingo
Ben Tingo is General Counsel and Chief Legal Officer at Casepoint, where he shapes the company’s legal strategy and its use of AI. Before joining the company in 2016, he spent a decade in public and private practice as a civil and criminal defense attorney, representing both individual and corporate clients across diverse practice areas. Ben holds a J.D. from Brooklyn Law School and a B.A. in Philosophy from the University of Pittsburgh, and is admitted to the bars of New York and the District of Columbia.
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