Keeping Current with AI
No matter what type of law you specialize in, AI will soon be impacting your practice. Whether it be tools you can utilize to streamline tasks, opposing councils use of AI, or ethical and unethical implementations in law, AI will continue to become more prevalent. We offer a variety of AI focused CLE to help keep you current in this emerging legal landscape.
AI in Litigation: Harnessing Technology from Discovery to Trial
September 9, 2025 | 12:00 – 1:00 p.m. Eastern
Transform your litigation practice with the most effective use of artificial intelligence tools! As AI becomes a fixture in the legal landscape, lawyers need to understand how to effectively deploy AI tools throughout every phase of litigation. Join us for this must-attend CLE, which explores what these powerful tools actually do and how to integrate them into your practice. Register »
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AI focused On-Demand CLE
How AI Is Transforming the Profession
Original Date: 05/18/25
Join us for this engaging aging session to gain a foundational understanding of current AI capabilities in legal contexts, emerging best practices for implementation, and strategies for addressing new ethical challenges while maximizing client and public benefit. Register »
Reducing Cybersecurity Risks in M&A Deals
Original Date: 05/08/25
Join our experienced faculty for an in‑depth exploration of key cybersecurity and data privacy considerations at every stage of the M&A process — before, during, and after the transaction. Register »
GenAI and Legal Ethics in Practice: How to Balance Opportunity and Risk
Original Date: 12/12/24
We’ll explore the fundamentals of GenAI, dissect relevant ABA model rules, and examine real-world cases where AI use has raised ethical concerns. You’ll leave equipped with practical strategies and additional resources to help integrate GenAI into your workflow, ethically and responsibly. Register »
Generative AI on Trial
Original Date: 10/21/24
Join our expert panel for a concise exploration of the claims being raised and defenses used in these disputes, what trends we can predict as they move along, and the risks to yourself and your clients in the interim. Register »
Generative AI and Access to Justice: Progress or Problem?
Original Date: 05/30/24
Generative Artificial Intelligence (”Gen AI”) has quickly been embraced for its ability to improve efficiency and creativity. The implications for Gen AI on the legal system — from how we deliver legal services to how we deliver justice — may be just as far-reaching. Register »
Generative AI: Managing Cybersecurity and Privacy Risks in Your Practice
Original Date: 04/19/24
This course provides straightforward information and advice on the data privacy and cybersecurity issues surrounding AI and the legal and technical issues they trigger, along with risk management strategies you can use in your practice. Register »
Generative AI vs. Copyright Law: A Losing Battle or a Fighting Chance?
Original Date: 03/20/24
This program will introduce attendees to Gen AI and how it creates content, provide an overview of copyright law, look at litigation that involves allegations of copyright infringement in works derived from Gen AI, and suggest best practices in the use of Gen AI and avoiding or minimizing exposure to such allegations. Register »
Generative AI: Managing Cybersecurity and Privacy Risks in Your Practice
Original Date: 04/19/24
Cosponsored by the American Law Institute and the European Law Institute
This webinar provides a forum for information and a transatlantic dialogue about the use of ADM by consumers, businesses, and traders. Hear international legal experts share insights on existing legal frameworks and their ‘readiness’ for the use of ADM. Register »
The Use of Automated Decision-Making and Consumer Law
Original Date: 02/8/24
The high-level panel will examine how existing consumer laws may need to be revised, given that ADM could gradually facilitate the automation of all or some stages of the contracting lifecycle, for example, with consumers adopting digital assistants. Register »