When AI moves from answering to acting, responsible oversight becomes critical. This whitepaper explores how legal professionals can harness agentic AI while keeping accountability and human judgment firmly in place.
As AI becomes more autonomous, accountability and human oversight must remain central to legal practice.
As AI evolves from answering questions to reasoning, planning and taking action, the whitepaper explores how greater autonomy brings greater responsibility for legal professionals and organisations.
It examines key considerations including transparency, bias, privacy, security and accountability, alongside the need for meaningful human oversight throughout the AI lifecycle.
With a focus on the Middle East, the whitepaper also considers why legal, linguistic and cultural localisation is essential to building AI that legal professionals can trust.
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Meet the Author
Lara Salem
Head of Content Strategy, LexisNexis MENA
AI Champion & Legal Tech Thought Leader
Lara Salem is a legal professional with over 17 years of experience in digital publishing and legal content strategy across the MENA region. Recognised as an AI champion within LexisNexis, Lara leads initiatives to integrate generative AI into legal workflows. She provides training on AI, supports prompt engineering, and designs new use cases to enhance editorial processes and legal research. She also delivers talks and training sessions on AI across the industry, sharing practical insights on its transformative role in legal publishing and legal research.
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