Fake Law, Real Sanctions: Ethical Failures and Consequences of AI-Generated Filings

Virtual Event

Drawing on a database of more than 700 documented cases, this webinar examines how competent attorneys have found themselves subject to sanctions, bar referrals, and reputational harm due to AI hallucinations. Oliver Roberts, Co-Director of AI Collaborative at WashU Law and Damien Charlotin, an academic, lawyer, and creator of the leading AI hallucination case database,...

AI Use in Judicial Decision-Making: A Review of Reported Cases

Virtual Event

A review of judicial decisions in which judges used AI for judicial interpretation, spanning the 11th Circuit, DC Court of Appeals, and 6th Circuit, presented by Oliver Roberts, Co-Director of AI Collaborative at WashU Law.

Legal AI Demo Day 2026

Virtual Event

Legal AI Demo Day 2026 will showcase newly released and next-generation technologies shaping legal practice in the year ahead. Through concise, live 7-minute demonstrations, participants will gain direct exposure to cutting-edge tools for research, drafting, litigation, billing, contracts, and related workflows. Event Details:Registration: Free Sign Up (required) Presenting Companies:§  SimpleDocs – AI-powered contract review§  Laurel...

Vibe Coding for Lawyers: Advanced Techniques, Guardrails, and Real-World Workflows

Virtual Event

A central focus of this session is deployment, security, and privacy. Attendees will learn how to run tools locally, limit data exposure, implement basic security checks, and assess risk when deciding whether and how to use vibe-coded tools in practice. Live demonstrations will show how simple prototypes evolve into usable tools with structured inputs, validation...

Litigation and Discovery Involving AI Systems: What Lawyers Need to Know

Virtual Event

This CLE examines how courts are treating claims involving AI systems, including liability theories, evidentiary challenges, and emerging standards for admissibility. The program addresses discovery obligations unique to AI, such as access to training data, model outputs, prompts, logs, and versioning, as well as proportionality and confidentiality concerns. Attendees will learn how to preserve, collect,...

TPLS – Your Body, Your Data: Privacy Rights in Reproductive Justice

Brown Seminar Room (A-B Hall, Room 203)

Join the Technology & Privacy Law Society in collaboration with If/When/How for a timely conversation on reproductive justice in the digital age. Sapna Khatri, Executive Director at the Boston University Program on Reproductive Justice, will explore the intersection of technology, privacy, and reproductive rights, highlighting the ways data and digital tools impact reproductive freedom.

Quantum Computing and Law: What Lawyers Need to Know About the Next Technological Frontier Beyond AI

While many lawyers are still adjusting to generative AI, an even more disruptive technology may soon enter legal practice: quantum computing. Long viewed as a distant scientific concept, quantum technology is now moving steadily toward commercialization, with significant investment from governments and the private sector. Its arrival has the potential to fundamentally reshape cybersecurity, data...