Category: Events and Conferences

  • Webinar: From Review to Response

    Webinar: From Review to Response

    Standardizing Agentic AI Across the Discovery Lifecycle ​

    Law firms are standardizing around agentic AI document review to handle both responsiveness review and key document identification in complex litigation. As firms have integrated this technology into their workflows, they have given increased attention to leveraging the results of automated agentic AI document review in later discovery phases, including responding to written discovery, preparing for depositions, chronology building, and proof charting.

    The discussion of practitioners and industry experts addresses:

    • How to integrate agentic AI reviews
    • The quality control procedures they have implemented
    • How firms are operationalizing those results across the full discovery and litigation lifecycle.
    • The continued impact of AI on eDiscovery and litigation generally in the coming year

    Panelists include:

    • David Stanton, Partner, Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP
    • Mason N. Apostol, Shareholder, Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC
    • Joshua Upin, Partner, Royer Cooper Cohen Braunfeld LLC
    • Margot Feuerstein, Head of Customer Success, Syllo
    • Doug Austin, eDiscovery Today
    • Moderated by Jeff Chivers, CEO and Head of Product, Syllo

  • Is there Underwriting Judgment To Be Had in AI?

    Is there Underwriting Judgment To Be Had in AI?

    At the recent PLUS D&O Symposium, Syllo CEO and Co-founder, Jeff Chivers, participated in a discussion on Generative AI’s impact on underwriting, the insurance industry, and addresses the question of whether AI can replace human judgment. This in-person dialogue provided a platform for Jeff to share a perspective that is core to our mission at Syllo. 

    Can AI replace human judgment in the next 5 years? Jeff notes, “I think it is the biggest question out there.” He goes on to frame the conversation not as a matter of replacement, but as one of partnership. This viewpoint is the foundation of our work at Syllo. Our AI-powered litigation workspace is designed to augment the capabilities of legal professionals, handling procedural tasks so they can focus their expertise on the complex and strategic elements of a case—areas where human judgment is irreplaceable. 

    Jeff goes on to offer views on the inherent limitations of large language models when left to their own devices. He emphasized that while many Generative AI tools are powerful for some tasks, they are unable to replace certain human cognitive roles. As he explains, “While these models are remarkable at pattern recognition, they fundamentally lack the ability for nuanced reasoning and moral judgment.” This perspective frames the conversation around the irreplaceable value of human expertise, particularly in fields that require strategic thought and ethical consideration. It highlights his view, and that of Syllo, that the future lies in a collaborative model where AI serves as a powerful assistant, not a substitute, for human professionals. 

    Read the full write up of this panel discussion here.

  • Syllo CEO to Discuss “What’s Really Going On With AI”.

    Syllo CEO to Discuss “What’s Really Going On With AI”.

    Syllo is excited to announce that Co-Founder and CEO, Jeffrey Chivers, will be participating in an upcoming fireside chat hosted by international law firm Mayer Brown. The event, titled “AI and the Law – What’s Really Going On?”, will be a unique opportunity for legal professionals to explore how AI is fundamentally reshaping the legal landscape. We’re excited to collaborate with Mayer Brown to demystify AI and discuss how the most impactful advancements in legal technology are created with a deep understanding of litigation. We look forward to a dynamic discussion that will shed light on what it truly means to stay ahead of the curve in this new era of legal practice. 

    Jeff will be sharing insights on the thoughtful and strategic application of AI and how attorneys are leveraging Syllo to achieve better outcomes for their clients. We are thrilled to join Mayer Brown in this important dialogue about how forward-thinking litigators can better serve their clients using AI. 

    Read more about this upcoming event here.