Augment your legal expertise with AI for faster analysis, better insights, and a competitive advantage in litigation.
This course explores the practical use of AI tools in litigation, offering insights on how litigators can leverage artificial intelligence for case preparation, legal research, document review, and more. Attendees will learn how toeffectively and ethically integrate AI into their practice and understand the potential challenges and opportunities AI presents in the legal field.
Gain a foundational understanding of AI's role in litigation, navigate the complex ethical duties and data security challenges associated with its use, and learn how to interact with AI tools effectively through prompt writing. The course explores various practical applications, including demonstrations of tools like TranscriptGenius.
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By the end of this course, you will be equipped with the knowledge and skills to responsibly integrate AI into your practice, significantly boosting efficiency, improving decision-making, and confidently navigating the future of legal practice.
1 activity • 1 videos • duration: 1h 21m
The NYS Academy of Trial Lawyers is the largest statewide trial bar in the US with 5,700+ lawyer and judge members. We are committed to protecting, preserving and enhancing the civil justice system. Our highly acclaimed CLE programming features extraordinary presenters covering the most timely and important topics.
Founder of Stalwart Law Group
Dylan has over 15 years of experience in intellectual property, professional liability, and commercial litigation. He is a founding member of Stalwart Law Group, which is recognized as one of California's top 20 litigation boutiques. He also co-founded Steno, a tech-enabled court reporting and litigation services company.
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