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ARTICLE · 14 APRIL 2025

Project BlueWave AI, A State-of-the State And How It Will Transform Your Practice

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At Fennemore, we're currently in the midst of an exciting transformation through Project BlueWave, our ambitious initiative designed to leverage AI and revolutionize the way we deliver legal services.

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Adrian D'Amico
Adrian D'Amico

At Fennemore, we're currently in the midst of an exciting transformation through Project BlueWave, our ambitious initiative designed to leverage AI and revolutionize the way we deliver legal services. As the new Director of Emerging Technology & Innovation, I'm thrilled to lead this charge, bringing experience from my previous roles at Thomson Reuters, where I implemented advanced Generative AI solutions, and as senior in-house counsel at FedEx Ground, where I witnessed firsthand the profound impact AI can have on legal practice.

Project BlueWave AI is not just a technology project—it's a strategic commitment to innovate, optimize efficiency, and empower our attorneys and support staff. As we continue to embrace AI, my message to our talented team at Fennemore remains clear: AI won't replace you, but someone who knows how to use AI will. This understanding is foundational to our vision.

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