AI Goes to Court: The Promise and Perils of Machine-Assisted Advocacy (SAA261118)

Co-Sponsored by the Appellate Advocacy | Family Law | Litigation Sections

Moderator

Corinne Burlingham, Taylor & Levesque LLC

Panelists

The Honorable Walter Spader, Connecticut Superior Court Judge, J.D. & G.A. 22, Milford
Attorney Brendon Levesque, Taylor & Levesque LLC
Attorney Megan Wade, Connecticut Appellate Law Firm
Attorney Stacie Provencher, Pullman & Comley

Program Description

Join us for an in-depth conversation among legal professionals with diverse perspectives and hands-on experience with generative artificial intelligence in litigation. Our panelists will explore the ethical and practical considerations with GenAI-assisted court filings and advocacy.  They will offer guidance on both responsibly integrating AI tools into your litigation and appellate practice, as well as how to respond when others do so, both internally and externally. We will discuss best practices in legal research, drafting, and case preparation; common pitfalls to avoid; emerging rules and standing orders governing AI use; and takeaways from recent judicial decisions.  Regardless of where you are in the adoption spectrum, you will leave with ideas to navigate this new reality.

Schedule

6:00 p.m. Networking
6:30 p.m. Panel

CLE Credit

1.0 CT CLE (General)

Cost

$46

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