Law Review Symposium
"Beyond the code: Ethical and Regulatory Dimensions of AI in Law"
Friday, Oct. 18, 2024 | 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Law Center, McQuade Law Auditorium
Explore the rapidly evolving intersection of AI and the legal profession, with a particular focus on its implications for litigation, corporate practice, ethical considerations, and the future of law. Symposium panelists will provide a comprehensive overview of the current landscape and future directions of AI in the legal field including:
- How AI is transforming litigation strategies, case management, and evidence analysis;
- The role of AI in corporate law, including contract analysis, compliance monitoring, and risk management;
- Ethical implications of integrating AI into legal practice; and
- Emerging trends, potential regulatory changes, and the skills that future lawyers will need to thrive in an AI-augmented legal landscape.
Application has been made for Ohio CLE credit and is pending approval from the Ohio Supreme Court Commission on Continuing Legal Education for 4.0 hours of CLE credit.
Registration will open late summer. More details to come.
DIRECTIONS & PARKING
McQuade Law Auditorium is on the main level of the Law Center — located at 1825 West Rocket Drive, immediately inside the UToledo West Entrance off of Secor Road and south of Bancroft Street. Parking Areas 12, 12S, and 12W are adjacent to the law school.
You will need a guest permit which can be obtained at guestparking.utoledo.edu for $5.75/day. Alternatively, you can use the ParkMobile app in most areas on campus which allows you to pay for short term parking.
About the Symposium
The annual Law Review Symposium educates the public on pressing legal issues that impact our government's functions and possibly our daily lives.
Questions?
Kimberly Madden, Law Review Symposium Editor
kimberly.madden@rockets.utoledo.edu