ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

MASTERCLASS

A LEGAL INNOVATION FORUM WEBINAR SERIES

In this six-part series, we will explore the transformative potential of AI, and dive into the key risks and opportunities it presents across all areas of the legal ecosystem. Learn how to harness the power of AI to enhance your legal department or law firm, while mitigating risk.

Free to attend

This series is under consideration for the following accreditations:

  • Law Society of BC: This program is accredited for 3.00 hours of CPD

  • The Florida Bar: Approved for CLE credits: General CLE credits: 3.5, Technology CLE credits: 3.5

  • MCLE State Bar of Texas: Approved for 3:00 CLE credits

  • The Law Society of Ontario: This program contains 1:00 hour of Professionalism Content

  • The North Carolina State Bar: Under consideration for CLE credits

  • The State Bar of Georgia: Under consideration for CLE credits

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PART 1: Creating effective AI prompts to optimize results for your business - April 10th: 12.00 - 1.00 pm ET

  • Designing relevant prompts: Understanding the capabilities and limitations of your Generative AI platform to fully harness its potential

  • Identifying and avoiding hallucinatory answers or biases in data output

  • Live demonstrations: Real-world examples of successful AI generator prompts in action

In association with:

Ethan Rojhani

Principal, Grant Thornton

Justin Daniels

Shareholder, Baker Donelson

Andrew Bowyer

Founder + CEO, The Legal Innovation Forum

Tina Gill

Practice Area Consultant, LexisNexis

PART 2: AI for large law firms: Embracing the artificial intelligence revolution - April 16th: 12.00 - 1.00 pm ET

  • Best practices for moving from the experimental stage to full integration of effective AI platforms

  • Seamless integration of AI into your firm: Training and motivating lawyers to unlock the benefits of AI

  • Selecting the right technology to align with the strategic goals of your firm - and your clients

In association with:

Andrew Terrett

Founder + CEO, Andrew Terrett Consulting

PART 3: AI for in-house legal departments: A practical guide for in-house counsel and their teams - April 30th: 12.00 - 1.00 pm ET

  • Key applications of AI for in-house counsel: Which tools will have the greatest impact on workflow?

  • Identifying AI solutions to create efficiencies and streamline processes in your legal department 

  • Collaboration: How can AI tools be used as a catalyst to enhance collaborations with law firms and business partners?

In association with:

Mariette Clardy-Davis

AVP Assistant General Counsel Securities Business, Primerica

PART 4: Managing risks and ensuring data protection in the era of AI

  • What are the potential risks associated with the application of AI and how can we mitigate these risks?

  • Navigating regulatory requirements: Getting ahead of the evolving regulatory frameworks in the US, Canada and the EU.

  • Establishing an AI usage policy and compliance framework to protect the firm or organization from risk

  • Ethical responsibilities and data protection: Ensuring responsible AI deployment

PART 5: AI for small law firms: How to get started without breaking the bank

  • Identifying and incorporating the right AI platforms to enhance your practice

  • Using automation technology to streamline administrative tasks and improve the client intake experience

  • Navigating cost and governance concerns surrounding new technologies

PART 6: The business case for AI: Getting buy-in from partners and stakeholders

  • How is AI poised to redefine the legal landscape, reduce costs and boost revenue? 

  • Billing in the era of AI: Is this the end of the billable hour?

  • Analytics: Calculating time saved on routine tasks to improve employee retention rates and client satisfaction

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