Jonathan Friedman
Speaking Engagement

"From Ban to Balance: How Courts are Racing to Define AI's Role in Litigation."

Webinar
2:00 PM ET

The use of AI is a hotly debated topic across various industries, and the legal field is no exception. As courts explore the potential of AI tools, it’s essential to weigh the balance between innovation and control, particularly when it comes to AI platform security and ethical considerations.

Join leading experts, including judges, law professors, and trial lawyers, for an informative discussion on the integration of AI in courtrooms, examining issues such as:

  • Innovation vs. control in legal AI applications
  • Jurisdictional challenges in AI adoption across courts
  • The importance of AI platform security and verification standards

Who Should Attend:

  • Judges
  • Trial Lawyers
  • Legal Technologists
  • Law Firm Technology Partners
  • Legal Innovation Officers

Speakers:

  • Hon. Xavier Rodrigues, U.S. Federal Judge
  • Hon. Allison Goddard, U.S. Magistrate Judge
  • Professor William Hamilton, UF Law
  • Philippe Doyle Gray, Barrister
  • Jonathan Friedman, Partner, Weinberg Wheeler Hudgins Gunn & Dial
  • John Tredennick (Moderator), Merlin Search Technologies

This is a must-attend session for legal professionals looking to understand the intersection of AI and the legal system.

Register at:

https://event.on24.com/wcc/r/4867060/5C27F81A1AD325E443F3A1CF829A5848?partnerref=MT

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