Webcast details: November 10, 2026 – 2:00 pm ET
Credits · included with membership
- 1.0 CPE
- 1.2 ECI CEU
AI is changing how compliance teams find information, assess risk, and support business decisions, but not every AI-enabled workflow is appropriate for every task. This CPE covers how to decide when to use AI in a different part of the compliance program, how to define the purpose and scope of review, and what oversight is needed to keep AI-supported outputs reliable, defensible, and useful to compliance teams.
Join us on November 10 Talia Portocarrero, Managing Director, Data Interrogation Team at DLA Piper, Jeffrey Scott, Of Counsel at DLA Piper, and Michele Adeleye, Managing Director Legal Innovation at DLA Piper, use examples from investigations, compliance, and risk assessment to walk through key considerations for AI-supported compliance work — including defensibility, proportionality, cost, review scope, and delivering decision-ready insights.
Attendees will learn how to:
- Determine when an AI-enabled workflow is appropriate for a given task
- Define the purpose and scope of review before deploying AI
- Build oversight that keeps AI-supported outputs reliable and defensible
- Identify circumstances where privilege is particularly important in AI-supported work
- Apply defensibility, proportionality, and cost considerations across investigations and compliance
- Deliver decision-ready insights that support compliance professional or attorney judgment rather than replace it
- Considerations for how compliance teams may evolve given the promise of these capabilities
Speakers:
Talia Portocarrero, Managing Director, Data Interrogation Team at DLA Piper
Jeffrey Scott, Of Counsel at DLA Piper
Michele Adeleye, Managing Director Legal Innovation at DLA Piper
