Webinar
October 15
Trust by Verify: Catching Errors in AI Output Before They Reach the Court or Client
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Trust by Verify: Catching Errors in AI Output Before They Reach the Court or Client
This session teaches practicing lawyers and faculty how to catch errors in AI output, including including fabricated citations and misgrounded propositions before they reach a filing or a client, and equips faculty, supervisors and legal training experts with strategies to instill these verification habits in law students and early-career lawyers.
Why attend
Learn how to verify AI output and avoid costly errors before they reach a court or client
Whether you're drafting a brief, reviewing a filing, or teaching the next generation of lawyers, this session equips every attendee, regardless of role or organization size, the habits to catch AI errors before they cause real harm.
Law faculty and legal educators looking for effective pathways to teach verification skills to law students and early-career lawyers
Law students and junior associates who need to build strong verification habits early in their careers to avoid hallucinations and misgrounding
Partners and firm leadership responsible for setting policy on AI use and ensuring work product meets professional responsibility obligations under Model Rule 1.1 and ABA Formal Opinion 512
Solo and small-firm practitioners who need reliable habits for catching AI-generated errors before they reach a filing or a client
Government attorneys navigating verification obligations within public-sector constraints
Faculty
Valerie McConnell
Vice President, Solutions Engineering
Thomson Reuters
Kirsten Talmage
Chief Strategy Officer
Practising Law Institute
Norah O. Bluvshtein
Chief AI officer
Fredrikson & Byron
Chief Justice Mark Martin
Supreme Court of North Carolina (fmr); Founding Dean and Professor of Law
Highpoint Law School
Venue
Webinar
Virtual Zoom Webinar
Learn practical techniques to verify AI-generated legal content, catch errors before they cause harm, and strengthen responsible AI use in legal practice and education.
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