WRITER : THE AU LIBRARY
Assumption University of Thailand (AU), Hua-Mak Campus, April 26, 2025 — The Thomas Aquinas School of Law, in collaboration with the Innotech Center, hosted a groundbreaking seminar titled “AI for Legal Profession” aimed at exploring the transformative role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the legal field. The event drew a large and diverse audience, including legal professionals, academics, students, and tech experts eager to discover how AI is reshaping the practice of law.
This one-day seminar was designed to equip legal practitioners and students with a forward-looking perspective on how AI can be applied across various aspects of legal work — from contract drafting and legal research to litigation strategy and data analysis. Participants were treated to real-world use cases and live demonstrations that made AI’s practical applications in law both accessible and inspiring.
A Powerhouse of Knowledge and Vision
The seminar featured a dynamic lineup of speakers from the legal and tech sectors, including:
Dr. Norarit Sudsanguan, Dean and Director of the Legal Counselling Center at the Thomas Aquinas School of Law
Mr. Sathapon Patanakuha, CEO of Smart Contract Blockchain Studio and AI Strategist
Mr. Thasanai Chaiyakhwaeng, experienced litigation lawyer and legal tech advocate
Miss. Suruswadee Jaimsuwan, Senior litigator at Tilleke & Gibbins
Through keynote talks, panel discussions, and hands-on workshops, the event provided attendees with a well-rounded understanding of how AI is not just a trend — but a transformative force driving innovation in the legal industry.
“This seminar marks a key moment : AI isn’t here to replace lawyers — it’s here to empower them, making legal work smarter, faster, and more impactful.” said Dr. Norarit.
Inspiration Meets Innovation
Attendees praised the event for being eye-opening and energizing, with many expressing newfound excitement about embracing AI in their legal careers. One participant remarked, “It was the first time I realized that AI isn’t here to replace lawyers — it’s here to elevate what we do.”
Following the overwhelming success of the event, the Tomas Aquinas School of Law and Innotech Center is preparing to launch more AI-focused legal training programs in the near future.
More Information about Thomas Aquinas School of Law, please visit:
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