AI is rapidly changing how lawyers communicate with clients, manage information, and evaluate technology. This three-part webinar series with Hilary Bowman (Founder & CEO, Querious), Michael Glasser (Law Technology Solutions), and Josh Feichter (Head of Practice Innovation, Querious) provides practical guidance to help attorneys understand the legal, ethical, and operational issues that come with adopting AI tools in practice.
Register once to receive access to all three sessions.
Webinar 1: Five Things Every Lawyer Needs to Know About Privilege
Wednesday, October 28 @ 12pm ET
As technology increasingly captures and creates confidential information, lawyers need to understand how product architecture, data practices, and evolving legal standards can affect confidentiality, attorney-client privilege, and work-product protection.
This session will cover:
- The differences between confidentiality, privilege, and work product
- How AI tools create and capture potentially protected information
- Emerging case law and ethics guidance
- Why product architecture and data retention matter
- A practical due-diligence framework for evaluating legal technology
Takeaway: A framework for evaluating technology through a privilege, confidentiality, and risk-management lens.
Webinar 2: Before You Click Accept: Seven Questions Attorneys Should Ask Every AI Vendor
Tuesday, November 10 @ 12pm ET
Marketing claims rarely tell the whole story. Understanding what an AI vendor can access, retain, use, and do with your firm's data requires looking closely at the terms governing the product.
This session will help attorneys evaluate:
- What data an AI tool can access
- How vendors use data on your behalf
- Vendor rights to use data for support, product improvement, or AI training
- Data storage and retention practices
- Data migration and deletion
- The disconnect that can exist between marketing claims and contractual terms
- Governance practices for responsible AI adoption
Takeaway: A practical AI governance framework and example AI policy.
Webinar 3: What Comes After the AI Notetaker: How Conversational Intelligence Is Changing Law
Wednesday, December 2 @ 12pm ET
AI notetakers can document what happened in a conversation. The next generation of legal technology is designed to help attorneys during the conversation itself.
This session will examine the evolution from transcription tools and generic AI notetakers to legal conversational intelligence, including how real-time technology can help attorneys:
- Surface critical facts and reduce unnecessary follow-up
- Identify legal issues and areas of risk
- Recognize business development and referral opportunities
- Reduce administrative errors
- Strengthen attorney-client relationships
- Improve outcomes for clients
Takeaway: A practical guide to evaluating the next generation of AI tools for client conversations.
Register for the Series
Register once for all three sessions. You'll receive an invitation for each webinar, along with follow-up materials and practical resources after each session.
