How to leverage AI agents in personal injury litigation to audit, edit, and win cases before the competition does.
Artificial intelligence is no longer a future-facing concept in trial law. It is actively reshaping how leading plaintiff firms investigate cases, analyze medical records, develop strategy, and prepare for trial. The divide is emerging quickly: firms leveraging AI are compressing preparation timelines, uncovering deeper case insights, and strengthening negotiation leverage long before opening statements. This CLE program will explore how AI is transforming trial preparation from intake through verdict, and what it means for competitive positioning in high-stakes litigation.
Andrew Finkelstein (Law AM/PM) and Ed Kirk (Supio) will provide practical insight into how forward-thinking trial lawyers are integrating AI into real case workflows without sacrificing legal judgment, ethics, or advocacy.
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The NYS Academy of Trial Lawyers is the largest statewide trial bar in the US with 5,700+ lawyer and judge members. We are committed to protecting, preserving and enhancing the civil justice system. Our highly acclaimed CLE programming features extraordinary presenters covering the most timely and important topics.
Managing Partner at Finkelstein & Partners, LLP
Andrew is the Managing Partner at Finkelstein & Partners, LLP, where he has built a distinguished career advocating for injured individuals and holding corporate wrongdoers accountable. He is a frequent lecturer and an accomplished author whose book, I Hope We Never Meet, reached #1 on the New York Times best seller list.
VP of Emerging Markets at Supio
Edward is a former litigation lawyer turned legal technology leader. Having worked with hundreds of plaintiff firms across North America adopting legal AI, he brings a ground-level view of what's actually working — and what isn't — in serious personal injury and mass tort practices.
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