Category: Practice Resource Institute (PRI), Ethics, Technology CLE Category: Practice Resource Institute (PRI), Ethics, Technology CLE (show less)

Join us for an engaging discussion on how artificial intelligence is transforming the legal profession. This program will explore the practical applications of AI in law, the judiciary’s perspective on its use in the courtroom, strategies for ethical and professional implementation, and how attorneys can prepare their clients for an AI-driven future. Whether you are an early adopter or a cautious observer, this program will provide valuable insights into the evolving role of AI in legal practice.
 
Sessions will be as follows (order and some speakers are subject to change).

OPENING REMARKS 
Leslie A. Evans, Esq., Vice Chair, Standing Committee on Technology
 
JUDICIAL PERSPECTIVES ON TECHNOLOGY AND AI IN THE COURTROOM
A panel of judges will explore how technology, including AI, is being used in chambers and courtrooms. The session will discuss how lawyers are utilizing AI in legal practice, what they are doing well with AI, and where there is room for improvement, all from the judiciary's perspective.
Presenters: Justice John D. Couriel, Hon. Walter J. Havers, Hon. Thomas N. Palermo
 
BREAK AND TRANSITION 
Anthony J. Palermo, Esq., Standing Committee on Technology
 
AI FOR THE RELUCTANT ONES – IT’S HERE TO STAY AND NOT GOING AWAY
The benefits and pitfalls of AI have been touted across news platforms and journal articles.  The presentation will explore more of the practical uses than the theoretically possibilities. The focus will be on how to initially implement AI ethically, professionally and cost effectively.
Presenters: Kenneth M. Hesser, Esq.  Matthew J. Troy, Esq.
 
TRANSITION 
Anthony J. Palermo, Esq., Standing Committee on Technology
 
NAVIGATING THE UNKNOWN: THE FUTURE OF PREPARING CLIENTS FOR AN AI-DRIVEN LEGAL LANDSCAPE
The AI legal landscape is continuously evolving, making it difficult for practitioners to navigate through the unknown.   As artificial intelligence becomes more integrated into businesses, clients will increasingly require guidance on the legal implications of these unchartered waters.  This presentation will provide an in-house perspective of legal issues and practical solutions practitioners should consider when helping clients navigate through the cutting-edge areas of AI compliance, risk management, and contract law.
Presenter: Kristen M. Chittenden, Esq.  
 
CLOSING REMARKS 
Leslie A. Evans, Esq., Vice Chair, Standing Committee on Technology