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8 effective ways to use Copilot in a law firm

Modern law firms increasingly use AI to work with legal documents, carry out research and analyse cases. In this webinar, we show how Microsoft 365 Copilot can support law firm staff while maintaining the highest standards of security and client confidentiality.

Recorded:
26.03.2026
Duration:
60 min
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Introduction

Modern law firms are increasingly using AI to work with legal documents, carry out research and analyse cases. During the webinar, we show how Microsoft 365 Copilot can support law firm staff while maintaining the highest standards of security and client data confidentiality.

Speaker

Szymon Bochniak – Poland's first Copilot MVP. A strategic adviser who translates the complexities of artificial intelligence into real business value. He helps organisations use the capabilities of Copilot and Microsoft 365 to streamline business processes and increase productivity, and has more than 18 years of experience as a consultant, sales leader and author in the field of Microsoft technologies.

Held in Polish.

Key points of the webinar

  • How to analyse and compare contracts with the help of AI
  • How to carry out legal research and case-law analysis faster with Copilot
  • How to summarise cases and case files with the help of AI
  • How to work with legal documents using Copilot in Word
  • How to analyse communication and plan meetings using Copilot in Outlook
  • How to create meeting notes using Copilot in Teams
  • How to analyse complex files using Copilot in Excel
  • How to prepare presentations in your firm's template using Copilot in PowerPoint

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