Cat Casey
Chief Growth Officer (CGO) for Reveal, the leader in AI powered legal technology. A global thought leader on the application of AI and advanced technology to the practice of law. Has extensive experience assisting clients with the complex eDiscovery and forensic needs that arise from litigation, expansive regulation and complex contractual relationships and use this to inform the innovative path forward for Reveal.
Scott’s practice focuses on developing tailored strategies and discovery management plans for clients and firm attorneys, with an emphasis on electronic discovery. These responsibilities have included conducting and advising on all phases of discovery, including the preservation, collection, review, and production of large volumes of eDiscovery.
When consulting with clients and firm attorneys, Scott employs eData’s time-tested and proven “best practices” for preserving, harvesting, processing, reviewing, and producing large quantities of hard copy and electronic data in an efficient and cost-effective manner. He has worked closely with clients, firm attorneys, and the Practice Technology team to identify innovative solutions to issues such as technology and service provider selection, onsite hard copy and electronic data collection protocols, preparation of review manuals, and methods of production to the requesting party.
Rich began his legal-technology career in 1999 in the IT department for a large law firm in Boston, Massachusetts. He has served as a helpdesk specialist, manager, applications analyst, litigation support specialist, and litigation support director in large and medium-sized firms in Boston, Providence, Austin and Dallas. Prior to joining Toyota as their Director of Legal Operations and Litigation Support, Rich worked as the eDiscovery and Information Manager at JCPenney in Plano, TX.
Sadie is a Managing Director with JPMorgan Chase, leading their global eDiscovery group, Legal Discovery Management (LDM) and overseeing the Legal Operations and Knowledge Management functions. Sadie and her teams focus on the intersection of Legal, Data and Intelligence.
Sadie drives the relationship and communications between Legal, Technology, Records Management, Privacy, Compliance and other business partners by providing strategic guidance on different stages of the eDiscovery lifecycle, records, knowledge and information management, technology integrations and application lifecycle management.
A force-multiplier to executive leadership teams for operational excellence, and a seasoned legal professional with extensive expertise in legal operations, litigation support, e-discovery, and project management. His experiences over the years has allowed him the opportunity to manage legal departments, oversee the implementation of legal technologies, leverage technology to supplement human expertise in the analysis of data, and provide strategic advice.
As a strategic program driver and transformational change manager for corporate legal, compliance, and IP business departments, Jack is focused within legal operations, litigation and eDiscovery management, contract lifecycle management, cybersecurity, privacy, and information governance. For 15+ years, he has devoted his time to working in various industries, including Purdue Pharma, UPS, Coca Cola, Sanofi, argenx, and Freddie Mac building and managing operations for corporate legal departments and developing new methods for achieving optimal efficiency and challenges to the norm.
FREE LIVE CLE CREDIT IS ONLY AVAILABLE FOR IN-HOUSE COUNSEL (FRACTIONAL GCs, GOVERNMENT ATTORNEYS, & ALSP ATTORNEYS INCLUDED) AND SUBSCRIBERS TO IN-HOUSE CONNECT ON-DEMAND.
IF YOU ARE A LAW FIRM ATTORNEY YOU ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND OUR LIVE EVENTS BUT UNLESS YOU ARE SUBSCRIBED TO IHC ON-DEMAND, WE WILL NOT BE PROCESSING YOUR CLE REQUESTS.
This program is approved for CLE credit in the following states: New York, Pennsylvania, California, Illinois, Texas.
This program is pending CLE credit in the following states: Georgia, Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio, Tennessee, Utah, Vermont, Wyoming and Wisconsin.
This program is pending CLE and CPD credit for self-application by the attorney or for reciprocal CLE credit in the following states: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Hawaii, Idaho, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, Québec, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Virginia and Washington.
We do NOT provide CLE for: Mississippi or Arkansas.
This program is appropriate for newly admitted attorneys and experienced attorneys.
When Your Law Firms Use GenAI: In-House Counsel’s Survival Guide to Avoid Scary Surprises
Event Description
Your outside counsel is already using generative AI, whether you see it or not. For corporate legal leaders, the challenge is making sure what feels like magic—speed, cost savings, and efficiency—doesn’t morph into monsters like data leaks, hallucinated case law, or Frankenstein work product. This session provides a practical framework for evaluating and governing how your firms bring AI into your matters, so you can capture the benefits without unleashing the beasts.
Join us on Thursday, October 30, at 3:00 ET as Cat Casey, Chief Growth Officer at Reveal and a recognized authority on legal AI and eDiscovery, Carl Morrison, Senior Manager at Otsuka, Jack Thompson, Senior Manager, Legal Technology at Freddie Mac, Sadie Khodorkovsky, Managing Director, Global Head of E Discovery at JP Morgan Chase, Richard Robinson (TMNA) Director, Legal Operations and litigation support, and Scott Milner, Global Head and practice group at Morgan Lewis, provide practical guidance on how in-house counsel can set expectations, build oversight processes, and ensure that outside counsel’s use of GenAI aligns with your company’s risk tolerance and business objectives.
Rather than hype or horror stories, you will get clear, actionable guidance on managing GenAI risks while aligning law firm adoption with your risk tolerance and business objectives. Think of it as your survival guide for navigating the haunted house of AI — spotlighting where to proceed, where to pause, and where to slam the door shut.
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Essential due diligence questions to ask firms about their GenAI policies, data security, and matter-specific protocols, especially in ediscovery
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Contract provisions and cost frameworks that ensure accountability and transparency in AI-assisted work
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Quality control processes that prevent GenAI-driven work product from turning into a Frankenstein draft
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Strategic approaches for balancing innovation with risk management while capturing genuine efficiency gains
Who Should Attend:
This session is designed for in-house counsel who engage and oversee outside counsel, particularly those focused on compliance, litigation, eDiscovery, and legal operations. If you want to be a smart buyer of legal services in an AI-enabled world, this program will give you the tools to do it effectively.
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