AI-Powered Legal Research and Writing: Practical Tools, Ethical Guardrails, and Real-World Strategies to Work Faster and Smarter
The Federal Bar Association presents "AI-Powered Legal Research and Writing: Practical Tools, Ethical Guardrails, and Real-World Strategies to Work Faster and Smarter," a comprehensive on-demand program designed to equip legal professionals with the skills to integrate artificial intelligence into their practice. This session is co-sponsored by myLawCLE and features expert speakers including Cecilia Zinti, CEO of GC AI; Dan Gibson of Davis Hartman Wright LLP; and Jack Luellen of Buchalter Law Firm.
The program is divided into three sessions:
- **Session I – The AI-Powered Lawyer: Real Tools for Better Legal Work & Writing**: Cecilia Zinti explores practical techniques for incorporating generative AI into legal workflows, covering topics such as precision prompting, rapid legal drafting, and lessons from in-house legal teams adopting these tools.
- **Session II – Responsibly Using AI to Assist Research & Writing**: Dan Gibson addresses the ethical and practical aspects of using AI in legal practice, providing insights into effective integration, ethical considerations, and the role of AI in legal writing and research.
- **Session III – Beyond the Basics: An Analytical Approach to AI Legal Research and Discovery**: Jack Luellen offers an analytical framework for conducting legal research using AI, discussing its applications in discovery, document review, and the benefits and concerns associated with AI reliance.
This on-demand program is available for self-study credit at a tuition of $245.00. Attendees can access the content at their convenience, with self-study credit available five business days after the live session. The program is eligible for Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credits in various jurisdictions, including Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Maryland, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Mississippi, Montana, North Carolina, North Dakota, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, Nevada, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, and South Dakota. Specific credit approvals vary by state, and attendees should verify eligibility in their jurisdiction.
Legal professionals seeking to enhance their practice through AI integration will find this program valuable. The sessions provide practical tools, ethical guidelines, and real-world strategies to work more efficiently and effectively in the evolving legal landscape.
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Cecilia Ziniti
Founder and CEO at GC AI
Cecilia Ziniti is the founder and CEO of GC AI, a legal AI company. With two decades of experience as a three-time General Counsel and AI expert, she has led operations for tech companies like Replit and represented Apple at Morrison & Foerster. Ziniti has been featured on CNN and NPR and holds four US patents.
Dan Gibson
Partner at Davis Hartman Wright LLP
Dan Gibson is a partner at Davis Hartman Wright LLP, focusing on appeals and civil litigation. He has been recognized with an AV rating by Martindale-Hubbell, named a rising star by Super Lawyers, and included in Business North Carolina's Legal Elite for appellate practice. Gibson teaches legal writing, North Carolina constitutional law, and appellate advocacy as an adjunct law professor at Wake Forest University School of Law.
Jack Luellen
Special Counsel at Buchalter Law Firm
Jack Luellen is a Special Counsel in Buchalter Law Firm’s Denver office, specializing in energy law, particularly oil and gas, litigation, and real estate. He represents oil and gas companies in the E&P and midstream sectors, negotiating and drafting agreements for asset purchases, surface use, processing, marketing, transportation, and joint operations.
Event Details
- Date
- April 4, 2023
- Location
- 🇺🇸 United States
- Pricing
- $245.00
- Audience
- Legal professionals seeking to enhance their practice through AI integration.
- CLE Credits
- CLE accreditation pending in various jurisdictions; specific approvals vary by state.