AI capability profile
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman: 2 tracked AI moves since 2026 across training & talent and agentic & workflow, involving 2 named technologies.
- Tracked since
- 2026
- Tracked moves
- 2
- Capability areas
- 2
- Technologies named
- 2
Where AI is being used
Capability areas derived from every publicly tracked move at this firm.
Training & Talent
2 movesPillsbury Labs internal group builds custom AI tools; 83% daily AI usage
Agentic & Workflow
1 movePillsbury hires Oz Benamram as first Chief AI Officer, builds four-director AI leadership team
Technology in use
Named vendors and platforms appearing on this firm's tracked moves.
In their own words
Attributed statements captured on tracked moves.
“There's no way [AI] is not part of our work in the future. We're building a big AI and knowledge function to help the firm prepare for the future. — Oz Benamram”
“The goal is to ensure AI permeates throughout our firm. Clients aren't just asking whether their law firm uses AI well—they're asking us to help them navigate it. That deserved a seat at the leadership table." — David Dekker, Chair, Pillsbury”
Tracked activity
Every move TVPi has recorded for this firm, newest first.
- Internal BuildJul 24, 2026
Pillsbury Labs internal group builds custom AI tools; 83% daily AI usage
Law.com reporting revealed Pillsbury Labs, an internal group of lawyers and non-lawyers building and configuring custom AI tools in-house. Associates pilot vendor tools and give structured feedback informing investment decisions; 83% of lawyers use AI daily, with billable credit given for AI training and committee work.
- Key HireJul 8, 2026
Pillsbury hires Oz Benamram as first Chief AI Officer, builds four-director AI leadership team
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman hired law firm executive Oz Benamram as its first Chief AI Officer, tasked with hiring a team to expand the firm's AI use. Benamram helped shape four new director-level roles reporting to him: knowledge management and innovation; data science and AI engineering; practice applications; and AI transformation. Unlike Kirkland & Ellis's $500M proprietary AI platform strategy, Pillsbury's chair said the firm does not plan a capital-intensive build-out, instead treating AI investment as inseparable from broader firm strategy. The firm currently uses ChatGPT, Harvey, CoCounsel, Microsoft Copilot, Definely, and ClearBrief.
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AI Activity Score
24
Rank #36 of 160
↑ Rising
Activity by quarter
Move mix
- Key Hire1
- Internal Build1
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