The legal profession is navigating two significant developments: the ongoing nationwide court reporter shortage and the rapid integration of artificial intelligence into litigation practice. This one-hour CLE program will examine the evolution of court reporting, the rise of digital reporting, and the growing role of AI in litigation support and case preparation, providing practical insights into emerging technologies and ethical considerations.
Addressing Key Legal Industry Developments
The legal profession is currently grappling with a nationwide shortage of court reporters and the rapid integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into litigation. These two trends are fundamentally changing how testimony is managed, analyzed, and utilized throughout the litigation process.
Program Focus: Evolution of Court Reporting and AI Integration
This one-hour Continuing Legal Education (CLE) program will delve into the advancements in court reporting, covering the shift towards digital reporting and the increasing impact of AI on litigation support and case preparation. Participants will gain actionable insights into the latest technologies, industry trends, and the advantages and limitations these solutions offer to legal professionals.
Ethical and Professional Responsibilities in Tech Adoption
A significant portion of the program will be dedicated to discussing crucial ethical and professional responsibility aspects related to the adoption of advanced technology. This includes topics such as competence, client confidentiality, supervision, verification, and the responsible application of technology within legal practice. Attendees will receive practical advice on evaluating tech-driven legal solutions while ensuring client interests are protected and the integrity of the legal record is maintained.
Event Logistics and CLE Credit
The event, scheduled for August 20th in Dallas, TX, will be a one-hour CLE program. Lunch will be provided during the afternoon session, and drinks and appetizers will be served during the evening program, followed by networking opportunities. The program is approved for 1.0 Ethics Hour in Texas.
