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AI Disclosures: Wording, Liability & Litigation Risks
Session I – Disclosures, Language, Liability, Billing, and Ethical Obligations – Ron Hedges This session provides a detailed examination of how generative AI intersects with attorneys’ ethical duties and client communications. Participants will learn when AI use requires disclosure, how much information must be shared, and how to craft clear, effective disclosure language. The program also addresses liability risks, billing considerations when AI accelerates work, and overarching ethical obligations related to confidentiality, competence, and supervision. Key topics to be discussed: When disclosure of AI usage is required, recommended, or optional Scope and timing of disclosures (intake, engagement letters, during representation,…
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