Hamid Kohan Joins UCLA Law Advisory Board for Strategic AI Program

Apr 28, 2026
Hamid Kohan, CEO of Practice AI and Legal Soft, has been appointed to the advisory board of UCLA Law Executive Education's Strategic AI for Legal Professionals Program, where he will contribute industry insights to help shape AI education for legal professionals.

Practice AI and Legal Soft CEO Hamid Kohan has been appointed to the advisory board for the Strategic AI for Legal Professionals Program at UCLA Law Executive Education, announced in a press release.

In his new role, Kohan will participate in board discussions and support initiatives that connect industry and academia. The program is designed to equip legal professionals with the frameworks and knowledge to evaluate, implement, and lead AI initiatives within their organizations.

Kohan has worked with more than 1,100 law firms to modernize operations through AI implementation, workflow design, and scalable support models. He has also been recognized for his leadership in legal innovation, including membership in the Forbes Business Council and the 2024 Distinguished Leader Award at the California Legal Awards.

His participation on the advisory board reflects continued collaboration between legal education and industry to prepare attorneys and firm leaders for the operational and ethical challenges of AI in legal practice.

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