eBrevia CEO Adam Nguyen to Discuss the Future of AI-Driven Contract Work at Legal Innovators New York

As AI tools promise to accelerate contract review, drafting and negotiation, in-house legal teams are facing a practical question: How much of that potential is translating into better, faster contract work? And further: How can intelligence buried in contracts be turned into actionable insights across the business?

That question will be at the center of “A New Paradigm for Contracts,” a panel featuring eBrevia Co-Founder and CEO Adam Nguyen at Legal Innovators New York on November 18. The discussion will bring together legal and technology perspectives to examine what's working, what's proving more difficult and how in-house teams are putting AI to use across their contract processes.

eBrevia is sponsoring the November 17–18 conference, which brings together legal practitioners and technology leaders to explore developments in legal AI and the changing business of law.

A Practical Look at AI and the Future of Contracts

AI tools are creating new possibilities for in-house legal teams. Playbook-driven review, automated redlining, legal data analysis and AI-assisted first drafts can all help reduce the time required to move a contract forward. But faster turnaround is only part of the story. The value of these tools also depends on how they fit into existing workflows, support legal judgment and deliver actionable insights across the business.

The panel, “A New Paradigm for Contracts,” will explore how these capabilities are working in practice. Speakers will discuss the benefits in-house lawyers are seeing, the approaches that have proved successful and those that have been less effective.

Adam will be joined by two experienced in-house legal professionals:

For in-house teams evaluating new tools, practical experience and measurable value are essential to making informed decisions about adoption.

Introducing eBrevia Command

The panel also comes at an important time for eBrevia. The company recently introduced eBrevia Command, expanding its contract technology offering to help legal teams manage more of the contract lifecycle in a connected working environment.

Command brings together contract workflows, drafting and negotiation, and contract intelligence, building on eBrevia's established contract analysis technology. The goal is to help legal teams put AI to work across contract processes, from the work involved in preparing and negotiating agreements to the intelligence that can be drawn from executed contracts.

Legal Innovators New York will be an opportunity to discuss these developments with practitioners and demonstrate how eBrevia Command supports a more connected approach to contract work.

Meet eBrevia in New York

The eBrevia team will be at the conference during Law Firm Day on November 17 and exhibiting on In-House Day on November 18.

Whether you're exploring AI for contract analysis and drafting, looking to improve existing workflows or evaluating how to get more value from legal technology, we look forward to exchanging ideas with legal professionals working through these questions.

Learn more about Legal Innovators New York here. See you in New York!

About eBrevia

Established in 2011 and trusted by some of the world’s most prestigious companies, eBrevia is a leader in AI contract analysis, review, negotiation and management with clients in the US, EMEA, and APAC. For more than a decade, eBrevia has served law firms, corporations, audit/consulting companies, and financial institutions, such as Baker McKenzie, Norton Rose Fulbright, Kroll, SAP, Intel, PwC, EY, and MUFG.

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