Full Name
Chris Tart - Roberts
Job Title
Partner
Company
Addleshaw Goddard
Speaker Bio
Chris is a Partner and leads our AI and Digital Solutions team, delivering distinctive, “tech-native” services to clients. He combines market-leading legal expertise, deep sector insight and advanced technology to enhance traditional legal support, unlock new capabilities, and deliver more innovative and effective solutions across core areas including:
· Tech-enabled risk management and control
· Data extraction and terms analysis to support decision-making
· AI-powered due diligence and document review
· Streamlined transaction execution
· Technology-driven compliance monitoring and governance
· Chris acts for financial services and private capital firms, including banks, financial institutions, asset managers, hedge funds and credit funds.
· Chris also advises clients on their adoption of AI – from implementation programmes and scaling use, to developing and embedding custom workflows and agents, and advising on policy, governance frameworks and operational guardrails.
· Chris is recognised as a leading voice on artificial intelligence. He is a member of the Law Society’s AI Working Group, as well as the City of London’s Lawtech Sounding Board and the Harvard Law School Innovation Colloquium. He is a regular industry speaker, contributor and commentator.
· Chris is ranked Band 1 in the Chambers and Partners NewLaw Guide (2025 and 2026)
· Tech-enabled risk management and control
· Data extraction and terms analysis to support decision-making
· AI-powered due diligence and document review
· Streamlined transaction execution
· Technology-driven compliance monitoring and governance
· Chris acts for financial services and private capital firms, including banks, financial institutions, asset managers, hedge funds and credit funds.
· Chris also advises clients on their adoption of AI – from implementation programmes and scaling use, to developing and embedding custom workflows and agents, and advising on policy, governance frameworks and operational guardrails.
· Chris is recognised as a leading voice on artificial intelligence. He is a member of the Law Society’s AI Working Group, as well as the City of London’s Lawtech Sounding Board and the Harvard Law School Innovation Colloquium. He is a regular industry speaker, contributor and commentator.
· Chris is ranked Band 1 in the Chambers and Partners NewLaw Guide (2025 and 2026)
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