Generative AI in the Legal System for Mediators: Ethics, Access, and Practical Realities for Lawyers Judges, and Neutrals
Presented by The Indianapolis Bar Association
Credit has been approved with the Indiana Commission For Continuing Legal Education for 1.50 CME credits, 1.50 Ethics credits, and 1.50 General credits.
Join JAMS neutral Hon. Heather A. Welch (Ret.) for a CLE program, “Generative AI in the Legal System for Mediators: Ethics, Access, and Practical Realities for Lawyers, Judges, and Neutrals,” hosted by the Indianapolis Bar Association on Tuesday, October 21, 2025.
Discover how generative AI is rapidly transforming the practice of law—and how judges, lawyers, and neutrals can navigate both its opportunities and ethical challenges as AI reshapes research, drafting, advocacy, and dispute resolution.
Key Takeaways
- How AI is transforming legal services and access to justice
- Ethical rules and best practices for training, supervision, disclosure, and client consent
- Managing risks around AI bias, “hallucinations,” intellectual property, and cost
- AI’s growing role in mediation, arbitration, and high-stakes litigation
- Practical strategies to leverage AI responsibly while maintaining public trust
Panelists
- Hon. Heather A. Welch (Ret.), JAMS
- Magistrate Mark Dinsmore, U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Indiana
- Michael Commons, Indiana Bar Foundation
- Patricia McCrory, Harrison Moberly LLP
- Justin Sorrell, Riley Bennett Egloff LLP
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