Webinar Summary
Before AI Becomes Exhibit A
AI is already entering corporate legal work through employees, vendors, Microsoft 365, contract tools, legal research platforms, eDiscovery workflows, and outside counsel.
The question is no longer whether AI should be used.
The question is whether legal teams can explain what AI touched, how output was validated, who reviewed it, what records were created, and whether the process can withstand scrutiny.
Join leading legal and eDiscovery practitioners for a discussion on the governance gaps every legal department should close before AI-generated work becomes part of litigation, investigations, privilege review, or regulatory response.
Specifically, attendees will learn:
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How AI is entering corporate legal workflows today.
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Which legal workflows are appropriate for AI and which require greater human oversight.
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How AI-generated summaries, prompts, analyses, and drafts may impact preservation, discovery, and investigations.
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What legal teams should require from outside counsel regarding AI use.
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How to build defensible legal workflows through validation, traceability, and accountability.
Jennifer Buckley
Vice President of Corporate Sales
Jennifer Buckley is the Vice President of Corporate Sales at Casepoint, bringing over 25 years of experience partnering with Fortune 1000 companies and top-tier AmLaw 250 firms. Known for building high-impact relationships, Jennifer has a proven track record of driving strategic growth, expanding market presence, and accelerating revenue. With deep expertise in legal technology and enterprise solutions, Jennifer helps organizations modernize critical processes and improve operational efficiency. A trusted advisor to executives and legal leaders alike, Jennifer is committed to delivering value, innovation, and measurable business results.
Stephanie Muxfeld
Vice President of Product
Stephanie Muxfeld is a transformational product executive with over 20 years of experience leading large-scale technology modernization, product transformation, and organizational change across Fortune 50 enterprises and high-growth organizations. Currently Vice President of Product at Casepoint, she is known for turning strategic ambiguity into focused, high-velocity execution—building high-performing product teams, modernizing complex platforms, and elevating product organizations into trusted strategic partners. Her background spans executive product leadership and management consulting, with a track record of leading multi-million-dollar initiatives that align user needs, business strategy, and technical feasibility to drive measurable growth and operational excellence.
Matthew Gray
Manager, Litigation Services
Matthew is the firm’s Litigation Services Lead. In his role, he leads the daily functions of the regional litigation paralegal team, ensuring effective daily organisation and administrative management. Matthew is also responsible for managing the transition to the firm’s new document management system and evaluating current technology needs based on the requirements of the regional team.
Originally from England, Matthew diligently follows the mighty Stevenage FC soccer team and the EPL, and enjoys watching England team in major tournaments. He’s currently learning how to code and excited to bring this knowledge to any projects at work. Matthew is also a keen runner and skier.
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