Drive strategy for and oversee implementation of litigation services, which includes supervision of Discovery Attorney team; Litigation Technology and Practice Support team; Lead and manage the AI and Practice Solutions team across all Firm practice areas, establishing clear expectations for high performance, providing guidance and clarity when required, particularly when navigating internal processes; Partner with leaders of Information Security, Office of General Counsel, Enterprise Risk, and Information Technology on the responsible and integrated deployment of practice tools, including AI governance; Serve as a point of contact for partners, practice group and department leaders, and clients on technology and AI strategy and capabilities through meetings or proposals; Communicate with third-party vendors to foster strong relationships and an ongoing information exchange related to new and existing products and services; Negotiate with vendors on practice technology needs and consumption; liaise between third-party vendors, the Firm's IT Department, and end-users such as the Firm's attorneys and clients, and the Practice Innovation Attorneys, to keep all parties regularly updated on the status of various practice technology projects; Handle other duties as assigned; and. In this capacity, the Director, Practice Solutions & Innovation will: Set and implement the Firm's strategy for practice technologies: Implement the Firm's overall Practice Innovation strategy, including establishing and setting Firm, department and individual contributor goals to deliver on overall strategic objectives; Identify, implement, and drive adoption of practice technologies, including document and workflow automation, data extraction, large language models / generative AI technology, and other low-code, no-code technologies; Lead delivery of the applied AI roadmap, including identifying, prioritizing, and sequencing deployment of use cases with available technology; Create and roll-out marketing and educational programs for attorneys and staff on available practice technologies; Establish and report on adoption, usage, tool performance, and client value insights; and.