AI and the Future of Law

What Happens When AI Agents Make Contracts? Bridget McCormack on LCP

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What happens when AI agents start making contracts with other AI agents?

In this episode, Jen Leonard and Bridget McCormack explore Legal Context Protocol, or LCP, a new open protocol designed to help legal terms become discoverable, verifiable, and connected to agentic transactions. Bridget explains why existing e-commerce legal infrastructure may not translate cleanly to a world where machines negotiate, accept terms, and complete transactions on behalf of people and businesses.

In this episode:

  • What Legal Context Protocol is designed to solve
  • Why agentic commerce creates new contract and ratification issues
  • How legal terms can become discoverable, verifiable, and connected to transactions
  • Why AI risk and legal-context risk should be separated
  • What general counsel and law firm partners should do now

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