The Legaltech Week panel returns today at 3 p.m. EST, offering discussions on the latest developments in legal technology and innovation. The session is available to attend for free, and registration ensures access to all future shows, with livestreams every Friday. Interested participants can register to attend and also catch previous episodes as a podcast or on YouTube.
Topics on today’s agenda include discussions on Mike OSS, the legal tech giants contributing to the operations of ICE, the development of future lawyer training, and insights from ILTA’s Evolve conference. Furthermore, a notable punitive case has the legal community buzzing—a prosecutor was suspended after incorporating artificial intelligence into court documents. Other issues include Google’s AI ethics rule creation and implications for Canada’s digital future.
The panel brings together various esteemed voices from the legal tech world. Regular panelists include Bob Ambrogi from LawSites, speaker and analyst Nicole Black, ALM’s Rhys Dipshan, Stephen Embry of TechLaw Crossroads, and Caroline Hill from Legal IT Insider. Other contributors, such as Victor Li of the ABA Journal, Joe Patrice from Above the Law, legal journalist Julie Sobowale, and Stephanie Wilkins of Legaltech Hub, will also share their insights.
For more details about the panel and other topics that will be covered, feel free to visit LawNext.