AI in Law Firms: How to Use It Without Violating Ethical Duties
📅 June 5, 2026 |⏰12:00 PM – 1:00 PM (Arizona Time) |📍Virtual
Join Beits Livneh, Cyber Security Expert and Founder of Gallop Technology Group, on this one‑hour continuing legal education session designed to provide attorneys with practical guidance on the responsible use of artificial intelligence in law firm practice. As AI adoption accelerates across the legal industry, attorneys must understand how to enhance efficiency while safeguarding client confidentiality, accuracy, and professional judgment.
This CLE will examine ethical risks associated with AI use, including duties of competence, supervision, and data security. Participants will explore how existing rules of professional responsibility apply to AI‑assisted legal work and learn best practices for evaluating and implementing these tools in a law firm setting.
By the conclusion of this CLE, attorneys will be better equipped to integrate AI into their practice in a manner that supports client interests and complies with ethical obligations.
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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.
