How to Build a Competitive Advantage with AI-Assisted Legal Drafting — Webinar

As legal AI approaches a tipping point in 2026, the technology is shifting from a standalone innovation to a fundamental productivity layer embedded in everyday legal work. A recent webinar hosted by LexisNexis and Today’s Managing Partner provides a historical and forward-looking roadmap for firms navigating this transition with a focus on AI-assisted legal drafting.

In “Drafting Reinvented: Lessons from History and the Next Leap Forward,” Aaron Crews, Partner at Holland & Knight, and Zackary Gibbons, Technical Sales Director at LexisNexis, explore how firms are moving beyond simple automation to integrate AI into substantive tasks like drafting and early-stage analysis.

Key takeaways from the session:

• The evolution of drafting: Analyzing how legal drafting transitioned from handwritten contracts to digital workflows, and why systemic gaps still persist today.
• The AI turning point: Understanding how predictive technologies differ from basic automation and the resulting impact on accuracy and professional trust.
• Integration in practice: Best practices for embedding drafting, research, and institutional knowledge directly into daily secure workflows.
• Future strategic outlook: What predictive drafting means for long-term risk management, client service, and maintaining a competitive advantage.

This webinar offers a strategic perspective on the “next leap” in legal productivity, examining how modern tools deliver measurable gains in accuracy and efficiency.

Watch the full session recording to prepare your firm for the next era of predictive drafting.