AI for the Reluctant Lawyer: No Code, No Jargon, No Panic

Friday, March 7, 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm Pacific via ZOOM

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Earn 1.0 CA CLE Hour, Including Technology Credit

Meet the Speakers

Comm'r Gretchen W. Taylor (Ret.), CFLS

Mediator, Arbitrator, Judge Pro Tem

Signature Resolution

Jillian Duggan-Herd, CFLS

Partner

Cage & Miles

About the Program

They say the first step is the hardest…here is your opportunity to take it! Join retired Commissioner Gretchen W. Taylor, Ret. CFLS and family law attorney Jillian Duggan-Herd CFLS for a practical and engaging exploration of artificial intelligence in legal practice. This webinar is tailored for attorneys seeking to understand the basics and implement AI technology while maintaining their professional standards. We'll demystify AI with real-world examples, covering what AI is, essential ethical considerations, and simple steps to get started - all presented with a light touch that makes learning about new technology approachable and even enjoyable. Whether you're a WordPerfect loyalist or willing to explore new technological horizons, you'll leave with practical knowledge to confidently integrate AI into your practice.

This program is presented by the Family Law section chaired by April Zonnis and Daniel Bemel and co-sponsored by the Law Practice Management section chaired by Dean Serwin. The Family Law section is sponsored by White, Zuckerman, Warsavsky, Luna & Hunt. Find out more about the sections at www.bhba.org.

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