2024 - 2025 Events
CILS - Innovating Legal Contracting with Technology: A Conversation with Tiffany Bui Letourneau
Wednesday, Mar. 12, 2025 | 12 - 1 p.m. | King Hall, Rm 1301 | Livestream
Join us for an exciting talk with Tiffany Bui LeTourneau, Head of Legal at Common Paper, as she shares her expertise in shaping the future of legal contracting. Tiffany has played an instrumental role in building legal frameworks at groundbreaking tech companies like Uber and Lime. Now, at Common Paper, she is revolutionizing the industry by combining open-sourced agreements with AI to streamline legal processes. Learn about her unique career path, the intersection of law and technology, and the future of legal compliance in fast-paced industries.
Tiffany has spent her entire career at the intersection of business and technology, counseling technology companies and start-ups on a variety of legal matters. Currently, she is serving as Head of Legal at Common Paper, where she is applying her experience to building the future of legal contracting. Through the establishment of open sourced, industry standard agreements combined with software and AI, Common Paper allows companies to move swiftly while maintaining accurate, structured data, thereby enabling nimble legal compliance. Prior to Common Paper, Tiffany was a Senior Director at Lime, where she built the transactions, product, privacy, and intellectual property functions. Before that, Tiffany was a founding member of Uber’s transactional legal team, where, among other career highlights, she enabled a nascent food delivery product to grow into what is now UberEats. She started her career in Big Law, working at Reed Smith and Gunderson Dettmer.
*MCLE credits will be offered
CILS - AI Year in Review and a Brief Look Ahead to 2025
Wednesday, Feb. 5, 2025 | 12 - 1 p.m. | King Hall, Rm 1002 | Livestream
Join CILS for an insightful program reviewing the most significant legal developments in artificial intelligence over the past year and exploring what lies ahead in 2025. This session will focus on key AI-related legislation and regulatory updates at the state level (with a particular emphasis on California), examine federal developments, and provide a brief overview of notable international trends. Gain valuable insights into how evolving AI laws and policies may shape the future.
John Pavolotsky practices in the San Francisco office of Stoel Rives, LLP and focuses on data privacy, information security, and complex technology transactions. He advises a broad range of clients on general compliance, use of new(er) technologies such as AI, data incidents, and breach response. He also counsels clients on privacy, security, and intellectual property matters in M&A transactions. John is the immediate past chair of the Intellectual Property Section of the California Lawyers Association. John is a graduate of King Hall (2000), served on the King Hall Alumni Board (2013-2019), and taught Technology Transactions Law (2019) at King Hall.