2026 Model Constitutional Convention
Anheuser-Busch Hall
(Second) Waitlist Update
Attend to learn more about WashU Law’s decision timeline and general information about our waitlist process over the summer.
Deepfakes, Metadata, and the Future of eDiscovery: Navigating AI-Driven Evidence
This CLE examines how AI-driven technologies are reshaping eDiscovery and litigation strategy, and what practitioners must do to adapt. Speaker: Matthew J. Hamilton, Of Counsel, Morgan Lewis
AI-Generated Filings and Vexatious Litigation: Practical Guidance for Lawyers and Courts
Virtual EventThis CLE will address the practical question now facing lawyers and courts: how should attorneys respond when AI-generated or AI-assisted filings create litigation burdens, distort the record, or raise concerns under court rules? Speakers: Judge Jacqueline M. Bluth | Eighth Judicial District Court, State of Nevada Oliver Roberts | Co-Director of WashU AI Collaborative at WashU Law School | Adjunct...
Virtual Open House
Join representatives from the Admissions Office, Career Center, and Office of Student Life to get your questions answered.
AI in Employment Class Actions: Emerging Theories, Mass Exposure, and Defense Strategies
Virtual EventThis CLE will examine how AI-related practices may give rise to class and collective action exposure under federal and state law, including discrimination, disparate impact, wage and hour, privacy, biometric, and workplace surveillance theories. Speaker: Gerald L. Maatman, Jr., Chair of Duane Morris’ Class Action Defense Group
Game Changers: How Name, Image, and Likeness Creates College Millionaires
Bryan Cave Moot Courtroom (310)Mitchell Crusto, Loyola University Law Prof, will discuss his new book, "Game Changers: Name, Image, and Likeness Law Creates College Millionaires," with WashU Law Prof Adrienne Davis, moderator. Lunch available for registered attendees Presented by:WashU Law Public Interest Law & Policy Speakers SeriesWashU Dept of African & African American StudiesWashU Dept of Women, Gender & Sexuality...
AI Governance After the First Wave: What Lawyers Should Be Telling Clients Now
Virtual EventThis program examines how companies are moving from first-generation AI policies to more mature governance structures that can withstand regulatory, litigation, reputational, and operational scrutiny. Speaker:Scott M. Kosnoff, Partner at Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP
State Privacy and AI Regulation in 2026
Virtual EventThis program will examine the state-level privacy and AI regulatory landscape in 2026, with a focus on the practical implications for companies operating across multiple jurisdictions. Speaker:Tyler J. Thompson, Partner, Reed Smith; IAPP Privacy Law Specialist & AI Governance Professional; FIP, CIPP/US/E/A/C, CIPT, CIPM, CDPSE
Ethical Implications of AI Use in Mass Torts
Virtual EventThis program provides a practical examination of the current and anticipated near-future use of generative and agentic artificial intelligence in mass tort litigation, with particular attention to the professional responsibility issues that may arise when AI tools are deployed across complex and high-volume dockets. Speaker: Kaitlyn Stone, Partner and Artificial Intelligence Co-Chair, Barnes & Thornburg...
Legal AI Demo Day: Summer 2026
Virtual EventWashU Law, The National Law Review, and Wickard invite legal professionals, judges, law students, educators, and legal operations leaders to Legal AI Demo Day: Summer 2026, a free virtual showcase featuring rapid, eight-minute demonstrations from legal technology companies. The program will provide a practical look at tools addressing fact management, timekeeping and billing, real estate...