Katie Harris, Commercial Counsel, Legal Content, LegalOn Technologies
As Commercial Counsel, Legal Content at LegalOn Technologies, Katie Harris brings 12+ years of expertise in commercial transactions, compliance, and business strategy. She develops practical legal content for the company’s AI solutions, drawing on more than a decade at PerfectVision Manufacturing, where she supported global operations, negotiated company-wide, high-value deals, and advised on telecommunications issues spanning manufacturing, distribution, services, and technology sectors.
Corey Longhurst, Chief Growth Officer, LegalOn Technologies
Corey Longhurst is the Chief Growth Officer for LegalOn Technologies and is a lawyer turned legal tech enthusiast. After clerking at the Colorado Supreme Court and practicing as a commercial litigator, Corey received his Stanford MBA and worked as a Bain & Company consultant. As a former litigator, Corey handled everything from the fallout of the financial crisis to small business disputes, and how unresolved contract risks could escalate into a commercial dispute years later.
Corey’s unique experience as an attorney and consultant he has firsthand appreciation for how contract review soaks up time and takes away from other important work, and how legal review can be a bottleneck to signing a deal or bringing on a vendor. Now in his current role, he is passionate about using technology to make legal work more satisfying for legal professionals and the business and people they serve.
This Program is not CLE Eligible
Beyond Chatbots: Building Real AI Workflows for In-House Legal
Event Description
Most in-house legal teams have tried AI but haven’t yet made it a consistent part of their workflow. In this webinar, we’ll show you how AI earns a place in everyday legal work, including contract review.
Join us on Wednesday, January 21 at 3:00 PM ET / 12:00 PM PT, as Corey Longhurst, Chief Growth Officer of LegalOn, and Katie Harris, LegalOn’s Commercial Counsel, will discuss how in-house legal teams are moving from experimentation to operational AI. Drawing on insights from the IHC 2026 AI for In-House Legal Survey, the session highlights where adoption is taking hold and what it takes to implement AI at scale.
While AI use in contract review has more than doubled in the last year, most teams still consider themselves early in their AI journey. This session will zero in on the practical foundations that make AI dependable in everyday legal work: contract playbooks, structured prompt libraries, and systems that apply legal judgment consistently across agreements.
Key takeaways:
Attendees will learn how to:
- Understand where AI adoption is actually happening in in-house legal and what is holding teams back
- Move beyond one-off prompts to build repeatable, workflow-driven AI use cases
- Use structured prompt libraries to create consistent and reliable AI-assisted workflows
- Turn legal judgment into scalable contract review playbooks
- Assess readiness for AI agents, including where autonomy makes sense and where guardrails remain essential
Who Should Attend:
This session is for in-house counsel, legal operations professionals, and contract managers who are looking to operationalize AI for their team. Whether you’re still using ad hoc prompts or beginning to formalize AI-assisted review, you’ll leave with a practical framework for moving from experimentation to impact.
This Program is not CLE Eligible
There is NO COST to attend this program!
This program is FREE thanks to our gracious sponsor, Legal On! If you can’t make it to the live program, the recording will be available for viewing via our Free Video Library.
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