AI and Document Generation: Friend, Foe, or Frenemy?

AI is shaking up legal document generation—but is it a trusted ally or a loose cannon? Can it draft contracts with precision, or will it confidently draft the wrong one? This no-nonsense session dives into AI’s role in legal automation, exposing its strengths, weaknesses, and the fine line between innovation and risk. Will AI replace structured automation, or will firms always need rules to keep it in check? Expect insights, laughs, and a fresh take on legal tech.

Key Learnings

1. AI vs. Traditional Document Automation – Finding the Right Balance. Attendees will understand where AI shines in document generation, where it falls short, and why structured, rule-based automation remains essential for legal accuracy and compliance.
2. AI’s Risks and Rewards in Legal Document Generation. They’ll gain insights into AI’s potential pitfalls—hallucinations, biases, and compliance risks—while discovering practical ways to leverage its strengths without jeopardizing legal integrity.
3. The Future of AI in Document Automation. Attendees will leave with a clear, hype-free perspective on how AI will (and won’t) shape the future of document automation—and what law firms need to do to stay ahead.

About Chris

Chris Pearson is a leading voice in legal technology and the CEO of XpressDox, a global provider of advanced document automation solutions. With a career dedicated to helping law firms harness technology for greater efficiency and profitability, Chris has played a pivotal role in shaping the evolution of document automation.

With deep industry expertise and a global perspective, Chris has worked with law firms across the US, UK, Europe, Australia, and beyond, guiding them through the complexities of advanced document automation, workflow optimization, and legal technology adoption. As both a business leader and product innovator, he has been instrumental in developing highly adaptable automation solutions that allow firms to streamline their drafting processes without compromising compliance or quality.
Chris is known for his insightful, pragmatic approach to legal tech, cutting through the hype to uncover the real opportunities and risks posed by emerging technologies.

As a trusted advisor in the legal industry, Chris continues to drive the conversation on how law firms can future-proof their operations, integrate AI responsibly, and maximize the value of document automation in a rapidly evolving digital landscape