Generative Artificial Intelligence and Legal Ethics. Are we talking about ChatGPT?

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Generative Artificial Intelligence and Legal Ethics. Are we talking about ChatGPT?

Panel 5 of the Solo and Small Firm Annual Conference - 2024

Credit(s):

1 Participatory Legal Ethics Credit

Course Number:

G242803

Original Program Date:

January 25, 2024

Duration:

1 hour

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Available for 3 months after Registration

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Category: Solo & Small Firm Practitioners

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Topics

- What is generative AI?
- How can generative AI be used by lawyers, including solo and small firm practitioners?
- A case study on Mata v. Avianca, Inc.Judicial reaction and court orders.
- What are ethical implications for lawyers using generative AI?Where are we going?

Speakers
Thomas J. D’Amato, Owner and Lead Trial Attorney, D’Amato Law Corporation
Ann Koppuzha, Attorney & Founder, Powerhouse Strategy
Nate Walter, Founder and CEO, Briefpoint

1 Participatory Legal Ethics Credit