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Join us for an insightful seminar covering topics related to artificial intelligence ("AI") in the legal context. Topics include a discussion on various AI tools and how to effectively use them in your legal practice; how to spot the more sophisticated scam inquiries for legal representation, work, or advice made possible by AI using real-life examples while reviewing an attorney's ethical duties surrounding such inquiries; and recent holdings from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit and other courts regarding the changing responsibilities of attorneys when using AI.

This seminar aims to equip legal professionals with the knowledge and tools needed to navigate the evolving intersection of AI and the law effectively. Join us to stay ahead in the rapidly changing legal landscape shaped by AI advancements.

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Registration Fee, Cancellations and Refunds

• Registration ..... $175

• After April 18 ....$200
(The fee includes electronic course materials, coffee/refreshments, and seminar attendance.)

Cancellation of registration must be received in writing by the LSBA no later than April 18. Cancellations will receive a full refund, less a $25 administrative charge. Absolutely no refunds will be made after April 18.

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For more information, contact: CLE Dept. at (800) 421-5722

Annette Buras               Andrea Amor
(504) 619-0102             (504) 619-0137
aburas@lsba.org          andrea.amor@lsba.org

SEMINAR CO-CHAIRS

Claire E. Kreider • Garcia & Artigliere • New Orleans
Rachel M. Naquin • Daly & Black • New Orleans

SEMINAR PROGRAM

8:00-8:30 a.m.
Registration

8:30-8:45 a.m. - (.25 credits)
Program Overview
Claire E. Kreider • Garcia & Artigliere • New Orleans
Rachel M. Naquin • Daly & Black • New Orleans

8:45-9:45 a.m. - (1 credit; Ethics)
Fool Me Once: Detecting AI-Powered Scams in Your Practice
Explore real-life examples of scam inquiries speakers have received over the years and how AI has made these scams harder to detect. Discussion includes ethical obligations under the Louisiana Rules of Professional Conduct, including obligations to investigate a claim before pursuing legal action.
Claire E. Kreider • Garcia & Artigliere • New Orleans
Rachel M. Naquin • Daly & Black • New Orleans

9:45-10:45 a.m. - (1 credit; LPM)
Incorporating AI into Your Daily Practice
Discussion includes various AI tools and their limitations, in addition to when, how, and if they can be incorporated into your legal practice. An overview of how law firms can utilize AI tools in compliance with client expectations and guidelines and recommendations for interpreting the same will be presented.
Daniel E. Schwank • Frilot, LLC • New Orleans

10:45-11:00 a.m.
Break

11:00 a.m.-noon - (1 credit: Professionalism)
Survey of AI Rules in the Fifth Circuit: What Practitioner Need to Know
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has appellate jurisdiction over nine U.S. District Courts across Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas. Each of those district courts has multiple U.S. District Judges and U.S. Magistrate Judges who have to address how attorneys may, or may not, use AI in their courtrooms. A focused on a survey of how judges have addressed AI in their courtrooms and what lawyers who practice in the Fifth Circuit need to be prepared to do or not do, as they move deeper into the more technologically heavy practice of law, will be presented. Speakers will address how some state courts and bar organizations have addressed AI as well.
Casey C. DeReus • Bragar, Eagel, & Squire • New York, NY
Gerald “Jess” Waltman III • Gordon Arata  • New Orleans

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