[Webinar] Generative AI for Dispute Resolution: Developments and Ethical Implications

AI is not new for dispute resolution lawyers. From Westlaw and Lexis for case research to Technology-Assisted Review for eDiscovery, AI has been used, tested, and proven for over a decade. But Generative AI is a giant step forward in the advancement of AI, requiring additional education and thoughtfulness to unlock its incredible power without running afoul of the ethical pitfalls. Join us for our CLE program and 1.0 ethics credit.

This program has been approved for one hour of substantive CLE credit in Pennsylvania, New York, and California. Accreditation for this program is pending for one hour of substantive credit in Florida, Georgia, and Minnesota. Credit is also provided for any reciprocal jurisdiction.

Featuring:

Peter Tomczak, Co-Chair, Global Investigations, Compliance & Ethics, Baker McKenzie

Maria McMahon, Senior Knowledge Lawyer, Baker McKenzie

Daniel Meyers, President, Consulting & Information Governance, TransPerfect Legal