Navigating Tomorrow’s Legal Landscape as Generative AI Goes Mainstream (Including 1hr of Ethics)
Devin Bates is a partner at Mitchell, Williams, Selig, Gates & Woodyard, P.L.L.C.
As a member of Thompson Hine’s Office of General Counsel, Amy conducts research and advises the firm’s lawyers on a variety of substantive legal ethics, privilege and liability issues.
On-Demand: January 31, 2024
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Program Summary
Session I - Navigating Tomorrow’s Legal Landscape as Generative AI Goes Mainstream – Devin Bates
As generative AI (GAI) outlasts the buzz and permeates deeper into life as we know it, our lives and our law practices will see significant change. While threats exist, so do tremendous opportunities for lawyers to capitalize on areas of practice that will be expanded by the dawn of GAI. This 1-hour CLE will navigate the contours of a legal future where GAI becomes an indispensable ally, reshaping how legal professionals work and providing a roadmap for adapting to this era of unprecedented technological advancement.
Key topics to be discussed:
- How the law has already changed to address GAI and where future changes to the law are likely to follow, with a discussion of opportunities that these changes present for lawyers
- How the practice of law is already undergoing increased controls and scrutiny to shape GAI use
- How GAI is already being used by some lawyers, with a futuristic discussion of where, when, and how GAI is poised to more radically transform legal practice in coming years
Session II – Socially ethical: General ethics guide for lawyers using social media – Amy McClurg
This seminar is designed to enhance awareness of common ethics rules implicated by social media use. Discussions center around basic guidance for maximizing adherence to the applicable ethics rules and how to avoid potential pitfalls. The ethics rules will be analyzed in a generalized context applicable to a host of social media platforms.
Key topics to be discussed:
- Confidentiality Concerns and Rule 1.6
- Unauthorized Practice of Law and Rule 5.5
- Communications Regarding Services and Rule 7.1
This course is co-sponsored with myLawCLE.
Closed-captioning available
Speakers
Devin R. Bates | Mitchell, Williams, Selig, Gates & Woodyard, P.L.L.C.
Devin Bates is a partner at Mitchell, Williams, Selig, Gates & Woodyard, P.L.L.C. He is a trial attorney defending clients in complex litigation related to products liability, employment issues, non-compete litigation, intellectual property, trade secret disputes, and claims of fraud. Devin is recognized as one of JD Supra Readers’ Choice Top Authors in Products Liability.
Amy G. McClurg | Thompson Hine LLP
As a member of Thompson Hine’s Office of General Counsel, Amy conducts research and advises the firm’s lawyers on a variety of substantive legal ethics, privilege and liability issues. She also reviews and analyzes business intake conflicts, outside counsel guidelines and ethical screens; advises the firm’s lawyers on bar admissions matters; and provides guidance on ethical and liability issues to administrative departments throughout the firm. In addition, Amy has responsibility for co-editing Thompson Hine’s legal ethics blog, The Law for Lawyers Today, which has been named a top law blog by the ABA Journal.
Prior to joining the firm, Amy spent eight years working in the Child Support Unit of the Cuyahoga County Prosecutor’s Office, first as an Assistant Prosecuting Attorney, then as a Managing Attorney.
Agenda
Session I – Navigating Tomorrow’s Legal Landscape as Generative AI Goes Mainstream | 2:00pm – 3:00pm
- How the law has already changed to address GAI and where future changes to the law are likely to follow, with a discussion of opportunities that these changes present for lawyers
- How the practice of law is already undergoing increased controls and scrutiny to shape GAI
- How GAI is already being used by some lawyers, with a futuristic discussion of where, when, and how GAI is poised to more radically transform legal practice in coming years
Break | 3:00pm – 3:10pm
Session II – Socially ethical: General ethics guide for lawyers using social media | 3:10pm – 4:10pm
- Confidentiality Concerns and Rule 1.6
- Unauthorized Practice of Law and Rule 5.5
- Communications Regarding Services and Rule 7.1
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