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Beyond CLM: The Road to an Agentic Future (Presented by Above the Law)

Law departments must do more with less, yet their AI tools still stop at a single task. Learn where agentic AI stands today, evaluate the full technology options available, and position a contract management function to bring on tools that orchestrate multi-step workflows.

2026-09-30 10:00:00

1 hours

Program Details

2026-09-30 10:00:00

Program Details

2026-09-30 10:00:00

Over 1,000+ webinars

2026-09-30 10:00:00

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Course Overview

Document review and clause extraction were never the finish line

2026-09-30 10:00:00

Corporate law departments face increasing demands to do more with less, and they are looking to agentic AI to meet them. Until now, even the most helpful tools for document review or clause extraction have remained assistive. Agentic AI moves beyond single-task automation to orchestrate multi-step workflows. That is a different kind of technology decision, and it is being made right now.

Stay with assistive tools, and every workflow still waits on a human hand-off. Treat agentic AI as one more feature, and the department never sees the full technology options available to it. Highly complex construction agreements are where that difference is being tested today. The question is no longer whether to explore agentic AI, but how far along a department already is.

This program maps where law departments stand today and where they are headed. You will leave with a way to evaluate the full range of technology options and a picture of how a contract management department is positioned to bring on agentic tools. You will also have the judgment to tell assistive from agentic before you buy.

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CLE Credit

1h CLE Credits

Level

Intermediate

Length

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Key topics that will be covered

01
Assistive Versus Agentic
How to tell tools that automate a single task, such as document review or clause extraction, from agentic AI that orchestrates multi-step workflows.
02
Doing More With Less
Why increasing demands on corporate law departments are driving the exploration of agentic AI, and what that pressure means for how a department chooses technology.
03
Where Departments Stand
Where law departments stand today on agentic AI, where they are headed, and how to place your own department on that road.
04
The Full Technology Menu
How to explore the full technology options available to a law department before committing to a single path.
05
Complex Agreements First
How technology is being used to address highly complex construction agreements, and why high-stakes contract work is where the assistive-to-agentic shift shows first.
06
Positioning For Agentic Tools
How a contract management department is positioned to bring on agentic tools, and what lies beyond CLM.

Program schedule

clock 10:00 am - 11:00 am EST

Beyond CLM: The Road to an Agentic Future

Facing increasing demands to do more with less, corporate law departments are exploring the promise of agentic AI. With good reason: Even the most helpful tools for tasks like document review or clause extraction remain assistive. Agentic AI, by contrast, moves beyond single-task automation to orchestrating multi-step workflows. But how are law departments exploring the full technology options available to them?

 

Join us at 10 a.m. Eastern on Sept. 30 to explore where law departments stand today — and where they’re headed — when it comes to the agentic AI future. You’ll hear from Alice Boldis, head of contract management for the global industrial company Voith Group, who will discuss how she’s using technology to address highly complex construction agreements, along with how she’s positioning her contract management department to bring on agentic tools.

 

This webinar is presented by Leah.

Dr. Alice BoldisDr. Alice Boldis
Kate PoppittKate Poppitt
Brandi PackBrandi Pack
Jared D. CorreiaJared D. Correia
Dr. Alice Boldis

Dr. Alice Boldis

Voith Hydro

Kate Poppitt

Kate Poppitt

Leah

Brandi Pack

Brandi Pack

UpLevel Ops

Jared D. Correia

Jared D. Correia

Red Cave Law Firm Consulting

Dr. Alice Boldis

Dr. Alice Boldis

Voith Hydro

Dr. Alice Boldis leads compliance and contract management at Voith Hydro, where she has served as Vice President since September 2023. Her practice covers the whole lifecycle of projects in the construction and energy sectors, with particular depth in the review, presentation, and defence of claims and in resolving the disputes that follow. She also teaches contract and claim management for international energy projects as a lecturer at Fachhochschule Biberach.

Education & Credentials

Alice completed her First State Examination in Law at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (2005–2010) and her Second State Examination at the Higher Regional Court Munich (2012–2014). She holds a Master of Laws (LL.M.) in International Arbitration and Investment Law from The University of Edinburgh (2010–2011) and a PhD in Investment Law from the University of Cologne (2012–August 2022).

Recognition & Leadership

Since December 2024 Alice has lectured in the Department of Business Administration (Energy Management) at Fachhochschule Biberach, teaching Contract and Claim Management of International Energy Projects. At Voith Hydro she holds the vice-presidential role over both compliance and contract management, and since August 2023 she has also been a Partner at CTSP Legal in Munich.

Professional Involvement

Alice advises both German and international clients on dispute avoidance and resolution, with a particular focus on international arbitration. She has acted as counsel in two large-scale offshore wind arbitrations and has worked inside two arbitral institutions: as Case Manager at the German Institution of Arbitration (DIS) in 2015 and as a Legal Trainee with the Eastern European and German Case Management Teams of the ICC International Court of Arbitration in Paris in 2014, where she supported the scrutiny of arbitral awards and prepared agendas for Court decisions and plenary sessions.

Experience

Before joining Voith Hydro and CTSP Legal, Alice spent eight years at Pinsent Masons in Munich, first as Projects Associate (April 2015–April 2019) and then as Senior Associate (April 2019–August 2023), working on construction and energy projects and the claims and disputes arising from them. Her earlier training included the arbitration group of CMS Hasche Sigle under Prof. Dr. Klaus Sachs, where she drafted sections of an award in a commercial arbitration and of a statement of claim in a construction arbitration, and a research role in Linklaters' Mainstream Corporate practice (2011–2012).
Kate Poppitt

Kate Poppitt

Leah

Kate Poppitt is Director of AI Programs at Leah, a role she took up in July 2025 after a decade in practice. Her work sits where legal AI meets international trade and regulatory compliance law, the two fields that make up her practice focus. Before moving into AI programs she was a Senior Associate at Hogan Lovells and, for more than five years, a compliance and trade lawyer at Dentons in London.

Education & Credentials

Kate holds a Master of Arts (M.A.) in Geopolitics, Territory & Security from King's College London (2015–2016). She earned a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) in International Law and a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)(Hons) in International Relations and Affairs from Macquarie University (2008–2012), followed by a Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice from The Australian National University (2013), and practised as a Solicitor in Sydney before relocating to London.

Recognition & Leadership

At Leah, Kate directs the company's AI programs. In her earlier in-house and secondment roles she served as Assistant General Counsel at Dentons and as International Trade Regulatory Counsel on secondment to bp (January–July 2022).

Professional Involvement

Kate's compliance work spans law firm and client settings: Compliance Counsel and then Assistant General Counsel at Dentons (May 2018–February 2021), Senior Compliance Officer at Norton Rose Fulbright LLP (October 2017–May 2018), and a volunteer legal placement with the Refugee Advice & Casework Service (RACS) in Sydney in 2012, where she prepared country information reports and client documentation.

Experience

Kate spent five and a half years at Dentons in London, moving from Compliance Counsel through Assistant General Counsel and Associate to Senior Associate (2018–October 2023), including a seven-month secondment to bp as International Trade Regulatory Counsel. She then joined Hogan Lovells as Senior Associate (January 2024–July 2025) before taking on the Director of AI Programs role at Leah. Her earlier career was in Sydney with Avant Mutual Group Limited, where she progressed from Executive Assistant to Paralegal to Solicitor (2010–2015).
Brandi Pack

Brandi Pack

UpLevel Ops

Brandi Pack directs innovation at UpLevel Ops, where she leads the firm’s Generative AI (GAI) Management Program and heads its GAI Subscription Services, which deliver scalable, secure AI-powered tools built to change how legal departments operate. Her work runs from policy design through practical implementation, helping legal teams convert fast-moving technology into lasting operational value for both UpLevel’s Advisory Team and its clients.

Education & Credentials

Brandi holds a Bachelor of Science in General Business from the University of Oregon and has earned multiple professional certifications.

Recognition & Leadership

She is a frequent speaker and advisor on legal AI adoption, known for making emerging technology accessible and actionable for legal teams. Her recent thought leadership includes “The Future of Legal AI Isn’t About AI” (Above the Law, September 2026), “The Second Enlightenment: How AI Could Spark a Human Renaissance” (Legaltech Hub, August 2026), and “The New Economics of Enterprise AI (Part 1)” (UpLevel Ops, August 2026). She has been recognized by organizations including Hewlett-Packard and the Tug McGraw Foundation.

Professional Involvement

Within UpLevel Ops, Brandi shapes the firm’s future-forward solutions for its Advisory Team and its clients, and she advises legal departments on adopting generative AI from governance policy to day-to-day use.

Experience

Brandi’s interest in AI for legal work began in 2022, when early access to GPT-4 showed her what the technology could mean for legal departments. She built on a background spanning legal operations, project management, and IT, including strategic roles at Hewlett-Packard, Constellation Brands, and Goodwill Industries, and now applies that operational grounding to the design and rollout of AI programs for legal teams.
Jared D. Correia

Jared D. Correia

Red Cave Law Firm Consulting

Jared D. Correia founded and leads Red Cave Law Firm Consulting, where solo and small law firms subscribe to business management consulting and technology services rather than buying them one engagement at a time. Red Cave also builds programming and content for legal institutions and legal-facing corporations. A former practicing attorney, he has spent more than a decade advising lawyers and law firms on how they run their practices.

Education & Credentials

Jared practiced law before turning to consulting, and he continues to teach the business and technology of practice as a faculty member for Concord Law School, Suffolk University Law School, and Solo Practice University.

Recognition & Leadership

He is the author of the American Bar Association publication “Twitter in One Hour for Lawyers” and hosts the Legal Toolkit podcast on Legal Talk Network. His writing on law firm management appears regularly in legal publications, including the “Managing” column for Attorney at Work and the “Law Practice Confidential” advice column for Lawyerist.

Professional Involvement

Jared presents regularly at local, regional, and national legal events, including ABA TECHSHOW, and works with legal institutions and legal-facing corporations through Red Cave to develop programming and content for the profession.

Experience

Over more than ten years advising lawyers and law firms, Jared has built Red Cave around a subscription model that pairs business management consulting with technology services for solo and small firms. That work, together with his columns, podcast, and teaching, centers on how practicing lawyers select and use technology in the day-to-day operation of a firm.
Dr. Alice Boldis

Dr. Alice Boldis

Voith Hydro

Dr. Alice Boldis leads compliance and contract management at Voith Hydro, where she has served as Vice President since September 2023. Her practice covers the whole lifecycle of projects in the construction and energy sectors, with particular depth in the review, presentation, and defence of claims and in resolving the disputes that follow. She also teaches contract and claim management for international energy projects as a lecturer at Fachhochschule Biberach.

Education & Credentials

Alice completed her First State Examination in Law at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (2005–2010) and her Second State Examination at the Higher Regional Court Munich (2012–2014). She holds a Master of Laws (LL.M.) in International Arbitration and Investment Law from The University of Edinburgh (2010–2011) and a PhD in Investment Law from the University of Cologne (2012–August 2022).

Recognition & Leadership

Since December 2024 Alice has lectured in the Department of Business Administration (Energy Management) at Fachhochschule Biberach, teaching Contract and Claim Management of International Energy Projects. At Voith Hydro she holds the vice-presidential role over both compliance and contract management, and since August 2023 she has also been a Partner at CTSP Legal in Munich.

Professional Involvement

Alice advises both German and international clients on dispute avoidance and resolution, with a particular focus on international arbitration. She has acted as counsel in two large-scale offshore wind arbitrations and has worked inside two arbitral institutions: as Case Manager at the German Institution of Arbitration (DIS) in 2015 and as a Legal Trainee with the Eastern European and German Case Management Teams of the ICC International Court of Arbitration in Paris in 2014, where she supported the scrutiny of arbitral awards and prepared agendas for Court decisions and plenary sessions.

Experience

Before joining Voith Hydro and CTSP Legal, Alice spent eight years at Pinsent Masons in Munich, first as Projects Associate (April 2015–April 2019) and then as Senior Associate (April 2019–August 2023), working on construction and energy projects and the claims and disputes arising from them. Her earlier training included the arbitration group of CMS Hasche Sigle under Prof. Dr. Klaus Sachs, where she drafted sections of an award in a commercial arbitration and of a statement of claim in a construction arbitration, and a research role in Linklaters' Mainstream Corporate practice (2011–2012).
Kate Poppitt

Kate Poppitt

Leah

Kate Poppitt is Director of AI Programs at Leah, a role she took up in July 2025 after a decade in practice. Her work sits where legal AI meets international trade and regulatory compliance law, the two fields that make up her practice focus. Before moving into AI programs she was a Senior Associate at Hogan Lovells and, for more than five years, a compliance and trade lawyer at Dentons in London.

Education & Credentials

Kate holds a Master of Arts (M.A.) in Geopolitics, Territory & Security from King's College London (2015–2016). She earned a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) in International Law and a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)(Hons) in International Relations and Affairs from Macquarie University (2008–2012), followed by a Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice from The Australian National University (2013), and practised as a Solicitor in Sydney before relocating to London.

Recognition & Leadership

At Leah, Kate directs the company's AI programs. In her earlier in-house and secondment roles she served as Assistant General Counsel at Dentons and as International Trade Regulatory Counsel on secondment to bp (January–July 2022).

Professional Involvement

Kate's compliance work spans law firm and client settings: Compliance Counsel and then Assistant General Counsel at Dentons (May 2018–February 2021), Senior Compliance Officer at Norton Rose Fulbright LLP (October 2017–May 2018), and a volunteer legal placement with the Refugee Advice & Casework Service (RACS) in Sydney in 2012, where she prepared country information reports and client documentation.

Experience

Kate spent five and a half years at Dentons in London, moving from Compliance Counsel through Assistant General Counsel and Associate to Senior Associate (2018–October 2023), including a seven-month secondment to bp as International Trade Regulatory Counsel. She then joined Hogan Lovells as Senior Associate (January 2024–July 2025) before taking on the Director of AI Programs role at Leah. Her earlier career was in Sydney with Avant Mutual Group Limited, where she progressed from Executive Assistant to Paralegal to Solicitor (2010–2015).
Brandi Pack

Brandi Pack

UpLevel Ops

Brandi Pack directs innovation at UpLevel Ops, where she leads the firm’s Generative AI (GAI) Management Program and heads its GAI Subscription Services, which deliver scalable, secure AI-powered tools built to change how legal departments operate. Her work runs from policy design through practical implementation, helping legal teams convert fast-moving technology into lasting operational value for both UpLevel’s Advisory Team and its clients.

Education & Credentials

Brandi holds a Bachelor of Science in General Business from the University of Oregon and has earned multiple professional certifications.

Recognition & Leadership

She is a frequent speaker and advisor on legal AI adoption, known for making emerging technology accessible and actionable for legal teams. Her recent thought leadership includes “The Future of Legal AI Isn’t About AI” (Above the Law, September 2026), “The Second Enlightenment: How AI Could Spark a Human Renaissance” (Legaltech Hub, August 2026), and “The New Economics of Enterprise AI (Part 1)” (UpLevel Ops, August 2026). She has been recognized by organizations including Hewlett-Packard and the Tug McGraw Foundation.

Professional Involvement

Within UpLevel Ops, Brandi shapes the firm’s future-forward solutions for its Advisory Team and its clients, and she advises legal departments on adopting generative AI from governance policy to day-to-day use.

Experience

Brandi’s interest in AI for legal work began in 2022, when early access to GPT-4 showed her what the technology could mean for legal departments. She built on a background spanning legal operations, project management, and IT, including strategic roles at Hewlett-Packard, Constellation Brands, and Goodwill Industries, and now applies that operational grounding to the design and rollout of AI programs for legal teams.
Jared D. Correia

Jared D. Correia

Red Cave Law Firm Consulting

Jared D. Correia founded and leads Red Cave Law Firm Consulting, where solo and small law firms subscribe to business management consulting and technology services rather than buying them one engagement at a time. Red Cave also builds programming and content for legal institutions and legal-facing corporations. A former practicing attorney, he has spent more than a decade advising lawyers and law firms on how they run their practices.

Education & Credentials

Jared practiced law before turning to consulting, and he continues to teach the business and technology of practice as a faculty member for Concord Law School, Suffolk University Law School, and Solo Practice University.

Recognition & Leadership

He is the author of the American Bar Association publication “Twitter in One Hour for Lawyers” and hosts the Legal Toolkit podcast on Legal Talk Network. His writing on law firm management appears regularly in legal publications, including the “Managing” column for Attorney at Work and the “Law Practice Confidential” advice column for Lawyerist.

Professional Involvement

Jared presents regularly at local, regional, and national legal events, including ABA TECHSHOW, and works with legal institutions and legal-facing corporations through Red Cave to develop programming and content for the profession.

Experience

Over more than ten years advising lawyers and law firms, Jared has built Red Cave around a subscription model that pairs business management consulting with technology services for solo and small firms. That work, together with his columns, podcast, and teaching, centers on how practicing lawyers select and use technology in the day-to-day operation of a firm.

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