Joseph Stevensstraat 7, Brussels
Workshop - When to swap ChatGPT for a human lawyer? [Cancelled]
Every health innovation company needs a solid set of legal documents. As the company grows, so does the list of stakeholders needing contracts: Customers, suppliers, partners, contractors, employees and investors.
AI tools can make drafting these documents feel faster and more accessible. But they also create new questions. Which prompts lead to a useful starting point? What should you verify? What can you reasonably prepare yourself, and when is professional legal review the safer and more cost-effective choice?
This practical, free session will help founders and teams cut through the noise. Drawing on recurring situations from their own work, the speakers will share concrete guidance on using AI for legal documents, recognizing common pitfalls and making better decisions about when to seek legal support.
What you will learn
- Which legal documents a health(tech) business may need as it grows
- What you can confidently prepare internally and what should be reviewed by a legal professional
- How to use AI and LLM tools more thoughtfully when drafting legal documents
- Practical do's, don’ts and checks to apply before relying on AI-generated content
- How to focus legal spending on the areas where expert input matters most
Speakers
Jan-Diederik Lindemans | Crowell
Sari Depreeuw | Crowell
Camil Degrave | P95
Moderator: Henk Joos | Silver Arrow & HealthTech Investor Summit
Jan-Diederik Lindemans and Camil Degrave understand what it means for a startup or growing business to make the most of limited resources, and how to work effectively with legal counsel. Both have also acted as lawyers for various start-ups and scale-ups.
Sari Depreeuw and Henk Joos have seen all too often how things can go wrong for startups that place too much reliance on Google, LLMs or template downloads. Their aim is to provide participants with practical guidance to help prevent avoidable mistakes.