Theo Ai appoints former Bristol Myers Squibb general counsel Sandra Leung to board

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Theo Ai appoints former Bristol Myers Squibb general counsel Sandra Leung to its board to enhance AI governance and litigation risk assessment.

Summary

Theo Ai, a legal intelligence startup, has added former Bristol Myers Squibb general counsel Sandra Leung to its board to strengthen responsible AI and litigation risk assessment. Leung brings 33 years of pharma litigation experience and will help shape AI governance and strategy. The company, founded by Ip, Alben, and Luchini, has raised $10M and expanded its executive team, reflecting growing demand for AI tools in legal departments. Leung’s appointment signals that AI for litigation prediction is moving deeper into enterprise legal teams, offering faster strategy development and better decision-making when built with governance and risk at its core.

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