Artificial Intelligence and Federal Courts - What Lawyers Need to Know
Presented by The New York City Bar
Artificial Intelligence and Federal Courts - What Lawyers Need to Know
Artificial Intelligence is reshaping federal practice. From legal ethics to evidentiary standards, lawyers are learning how to use artificial intelligence effectively in representing their clients. Join this virtual program to hear from a panel of federal judges, clerks, and seasoned practitioners as they offer practical, forward-looking solutions for how lawyers can navigate and effectively use artificial intelligence in the Federal Courts. JAMS neutral Hon. James "Jay" C. Francis IV (Ret.) will participate in the 11:55 – 12:45 pm panel discussion on “Evidence.”
Program Fee:
$129 - Members
$229 - Nonmembers
$79 - Small Law Firm Members
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