The legal landscape is changing faster than ever, and nowhere is that more apparent than in how firms handle client intake.
- October 17, 2025
A free webinar with Frontier Law Center’s Managing Partner, Manny Starr, and IDC’s Ryan O’Leary — hosted by Eve.
Between automation, artificial intelligence, and evolving ethical standards, the question isn’t if your intake process will change — it’s how you’ll adapt.
On October 30, 2025, from 2–3 p.m. ET (11–12 a.m. PT), Eve is hosting a free CLE-eligible webinar:
“Intake in the Age of AI: Ethics, Vendor Evaluation & Best Practices.”
Join our Managing Partner, Manny Starr, and Ryan O’Leary, Research Director at IDC, for an engaging, practical discussion on how firms can responsibly and efficiently integrate AI into their intake systems.
You’ll walk away with:
- A clear understanding of the current state of intake in plaintiff law
- Guidance on ethical disclosure requirements for AI-assisted tools
- A framework for evaluating technology vendors safely and effectively
- Actionable steps to adopt or upgrade your firm’s intake process with AI
CLE credit is available in select jurisdictions — so attending live is highly encouraged.
Reserve your spot now: Register Here
About the Speakers
Manny Starr, Managing Partner at Frontier Law Center, has led the firm’s transformation through responsible AI adoption — redefining what’s possible for small and mid-sized plaintiff firms. His leadership has earned recognition from Law.com, where Frontier Law Center was a 2025 finalist for Best Use of Artificial Intelligence.
Ryan O’Leary, a leading voice in legal tech research at IDC, brings deep insight into how evolving privacy laws and technologies shape law firm operations.
Whether you’re looking to improve lead qualification, reduce manual data entry, or future-proof your firm’s ethics and efficiency, this is a session you won’t want to miss.
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