Today, the Legaltech Week panel reunion is set to unveil at 3 p.m. E.T. The event anticipates the attendance of a special guest, and the panelists are geared up to share their views and insights on several hot-button topics that recently made headlines in the legal industry.
The panel’s discussion will revolve around their experiences and takeaways from the recently concluded ABA Techshow. Moreover, the discussion will also involve emerging issues and challenges in legal technology such as the increasing use of ChatGPT and AI surveillance. The team is also slated to delve into the art of drafting effective search prompts and a recent attempt by a company to disassociate itself from its chatbot.
Julie Sobowale, a lauded freelance journalist and a former director of communications for the Law Society of Saskatchewan will be the guest panelist for the day. Currently, she serves as a membership research consultant for LION (Local Independent Online News Publishers).
Anyone interested in attending the discussion panel can register for free. Once registered, attendees gain access to all future sessions. Furthermore, previous sessions are available as a podcast or on the Legaltech Week YouTube channel.
Regular panelists include a mix of influential individuals from the legal and tech industries. These include:
- Nicole Black, a legal technology columnist at MyCase,
- Stephen Embry, publisher at TechLaw Crossroads,
- Caroline Hill, editor in chief at Legal IT Insider,
- Victor Li, assistant managing editor at ABA Journal,
- Jean O’Grady, publisher of the blog Dewey B Strategic,
- Joe Patrice, an editor at Above the Law, and
- Stephanie Wilkins, editor-in-chief of ALM’s Legaltech News and the ALM Global Newsroom’s Legal Technology Desk.
The panel discussion is expected to be an enriching platform for anyone interested in the intersections of law and technology. Both professionals and enthusiasts are welcome to join the session and partake in insightful conversations.
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