AI in Law Firms: How to Use It Without Violating Ethical Duties
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AI in Law Firms: How to Use It Without Violating Ethical Duties
The use of AI in law firms is expanding, but so are the risks tied to its misuse. This session focuses on how attorneys can use AI tools in a way that supports efficiency while protecting client interests, maintaining accuracy, and meeting ethical obligations.
What to Learn:
1. How AI affects duties of competence and confidentiality
2. Risks tied to inaccurate or incomplete AI outputs
3. How to address AI use in client agreements and firm policies
4. Key developments in court responses to AI
5. How to integrate AI into practice without increasing liability
Date: May 15, 2026
Time: 12:00 – 1:30 PM
Location: Online Webinar
Register Here: https://evbar.org/events.
While this webinar qualifies as 1.0 CLE credit, we highly recommend you register and attend EVEN IF YOU ARE NOT a lawyer. Seats are limited!
CLE Attendance Requirement
To qualify for CLE credit, attendees must join the session using the app. Joining via a web browser is not permitted and will make the attendee ineligible for credit.
Participants are also required to keep their camera on for the duration of the session. This is necessary for attendance verification and credit tracking.
Protecting your firm isn’t about complexity—it’s about consistency. The right actions, done consistently, make all the difference.
Organizer
Beits Livneh is the Founder and Owner of Gallop Technology Group. He began his I.T. career in Israel at 15, served in the Intelligence force of the Israeli Defense Forces, and worked as an Assistant Systems Administrator at a Microsoft college. After moving to Arizona, he founded Legal Technology Solutions, now a division within Gallop Technology Group.
Beits is a cybersecurity and IT expert with over 25 years of experience, specializing in protecting law firms from cyber threats, and helping them use their technology efficiently. He has been featured on @ABC15 News Live and other news channels for his expertise.
He has conducted numerous webinars and CLE classes for legal professionals, including lectures for the State Bar of Arizona, SCORE, and Maricopa County Bar Association, covering topics such as Cybersecurity Fundamentals, Data Protection, Cloud and IT Infrastructure, and Legal and Ethical Considerations in Cybersecurity.
