AI and the Practice of Law

Artificial intelligence is set to significantly impact both the day-to-day practice of law, as well as the economics and structure of the legal profession as a whole. This event, which features experts across a range of disciplines and professional contexts, will explore the capabilities and limitations of emerging legal technologies, how they are likely to transform the practice of law, and where the profession is likely moving as a result of these changes. The event features two panels, from 3 pm - 5pm, as well as a brief networking reception to follow, and it open to lawyers, law students, and interested members of the public.

The event is eligible for CPD hours.

Info: Carla Swansburg, ClearyX;
Jane Bates, Cox & Palmer; and
Anthony Rosborough, Schulich School of Law

Info: Jonathan Saumier, Nova Scotia Barristers’ Society;
Kathleen A. Leighton, Stewart McKelvey; and
Jessica Lumiere, Torys LLP

Host or Publisher Dalhousie Law and Technology Institute