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12 November 2026: AI in International Legal Practice: Ethics, Privacy, Consumer Protection and Governance

Publication date 12 November 2026

12 November 2026, Reinier W.L. Russell will be one of the speakers on “AI in International Legal Practice”, an Online Education web event for the International Legal Affairs Network Community of the Association of Corporate Counsel.

12 November 2026: AI in International Legal Practice: Ethics, Privacy, Consumer Protection and Governance | Russell Lawyers NetherlandsThe event is organized by the Association of Corporate Counsel in cooperation with the International Society of Primerus Law Firms. Together with John Graves, Dominic Wai and Elias Correa Menendez, Reinier Russell will discuss the ethical, legal and governance challenges arising from the use of AI in international legal practice, including lawyers’ professional responsibilities when using AI tools, oversight and verification of AI-generated outputs, confidentiality and data protection risks, AI-enabled contract management, and vendor relationships. They will examine emerging regulatory frameworks, consumer protection requirements, cybersecurity considerations and practical governance strategies, providing in-house counsel with actionable insights for responsibly deploying and managing AI within their organizations.

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