Responsible AI Adoption in Law Practice: Leveraging Power and Ensuring Compliance

Session I - Great Power Brings with it Great Responsibility: Leveraging the Power of Generative AI in Law Practice while Aware of our Responsibilities – Marissa J. Moran

The legal profession is on the threshold of a significant transformation as AI becomes more incorporated in the practice of law. The revolutionary way in which this emerging technology automates routine tasks, provides predictive analytics, and enriches contract management, in a fast and efficient manner, is reshaping how law is practiced. As AI tools become more accepted and prevalent in the legal profession, it is imperative to gain a better understanding of the legal and ethical challenges presented with use of this technology.

Key topics to be discussed:

• Relevant ABA Model Rules (Competency, Confidentiality, Duty to Supervise, UPL, etc.)
• Public, private, and closed/enterprise GenAI platforms: Key distinctions
• Automating legal research, document drafting, and contract analysis
• Impact on administrative tasks (marketing, business development)
• Efficiency gains vs. maintaining quality and legal judgment
• Factors to consider when choosing an AI tool: Firm needs, practice areas, cost, and return on investment

Session II - AI in Legal Practice: Unlocking Innovation and Ensuring Compliance – Tom Martin

This session explores the transformative role of artificial intelligence in enhancing access to justice and reshaping client expectations. Participants will gain insight into the evolution of document automation with the rise of generative AI, learn strategies for fostering innovation, and understand the importance of privacy and data control measures. The session will also address mitigating the risks of AI hallucinations, collaborative AI solutions, and ensuring compliance with ethical standards in AI adoption. Emphasizing a culture of accountability and continuous improvement, this program equips legal professionals with tools to responsibly integrate AI into their practices.

Key topics to be discussed:

• Enhancing Access to Justice through AI
• Understanding Client Expectations and Behaviors
• Collaborative AI
• Building a Culture of Innovation
• Privacy and data control measures
• Mitigating the risks of AI hallucinations
• The evolution of document automation in light of generative AI
• Ensuring compliance with ethical standards in AI adoption
• Fostering a culture of accountability and continuous improvement in AI usage

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