GENERATIVE AI AND LEGAL ETHICS PANEL DISCUSSION
Please enjoy our virtual and free MCLE webinar, "Gen AI and Legal Ethics," promises an innovative examination of the merging realms of generative artificial intelligence (AI) and the legal profession within Illinois. This session is designed to unravel the intricate workings of AI technologies, shedding light on their potential implications, ethical dimensions, and practical utilities in legal settings. Attendees can anticipate gaining valuable comprehension of generative AI, insight into its ethical impact on legal practices, and exploration of its varied applications encompassing legal research, document creation, litigation strategies, and more. Moreover, the webinar will delve into pivotal concerns such as client privacy, data protection, bias mitigation in AI systems, and the future landscape of these technologies. The interactive nature of the webinar, alongside expert analyses, seeks to empower participants in navigating the ethical quandaries presented by AI in the legal sphere, fostering conscientious and efficient deployment of such tools in their professional paths.
-Ethics credit in FL (.5 credit), TX (.75 credit), and NY.
-Technology credit in FL (full credit).
-General credit in IL and FL.
MEET OUT PANELISTS
Sarah Thompson
Chief Product Officer BlueStar
Nominated for the 2020 Relativity Innovation award for legal technology innovation, Sarah is passionate about legal technology having developed, brought to market, positioned, and managed some of the legal industry’s leading technology offerings in her roles at Zapproved (Legal Hold Pro, Data Collect Pro), Cumulus Data (eCloudCollect), LexisNexis (Concordance, Hosted Litigation Solutions), Dataflight (Concordance), and iCONECT Development. Sarah brings a wealth of legal and cloud technology expertise to BlueStar in the areas of product management, e-discovery, data privacy, and Microsoft 365 Security and Compliance and leads their Microsoft 365 eDiscovery and software development efforts including Chatter 365 and Siemly. Sarah holds a BS in computer science from the University of Western Ontario, Canada.
Stephanie Goutos
Practice Innovation Attorney
Gunderson Dettmer
Stephanie serves as the Practice Innovation Attorney for her firm’s labor & employment practice, leading strategic innovation and knowledge management initiatives. She brings extensive experience in class action defense, litigation, and employment counseling, applying her expertise to integrate traditional legal practices with innovative solutions. Her litigation work is particularly focused on class, collective, and multiparty actions, with a successful track record in defending complex cases across multiple states on a variety of federal and state law claims. Prior to private practice, she was Counsel to the New York State Deputy Commissioner of Higher Education, advising on educational policy, legislative drafting, and law interpretation. Stephanie is also a recognized thought leader in legal technology, contributing through discussions, publications, and content creation, with a commitment to driving transformative change in the legal field.
Lisa Mayo Haynes
Dir of Data & Analytics
Ballard Spahr LLC
Lisa Mayo Haynes is a lifelong, adaptive learner with 20+ years of law firm management experience in a variety of roles, but most often involving the intersection of financial data, third-party data sources, and technology. She currently serves as the firm’s lead data professional where she is focused on the full spectrum of data management including data analytics and business intelligence using design thinking methodologies, and data governance. Her specialties include enterprise data warehousing, enabling data literacy across the firm, and using artificial intelligence and machine learning for predictive and prescriptive analytics that quickly provide insights which can be leveraged in making strategic decisions.
Sara Miro
Dir of Knowledge Solutions
Sullivan and Cromwell LLP
Sara focuses on knowledge management, technology implementation, data, and process improvement for the firm. Prior to joining the firm’s knowledge management and leadership team, Ms. Miro was an associate in the firm’s litigation group. Ms. Miro draws on her years of practice experience to guide case teams on matter strategy, while also creating innovative ways to enhance attorney workflows through the use of smart technology. Ms. Miro is one of the co-chairs of the NYC Knowledge Management and Innovation Attorney Network Group. She is also an active volunteer for the International Legal Technology Association and serves as co-chair for PLI’s Knowledge Management and Innovation Summit.