Missouri (MO) Technology CLE Course Catalog

Artificial Intelligence has the power to transform industries and drive innovation; however it also raises ethical concerns, particularly around data protection. Data can impact an organization’s decision-making, compliance and strategy, placing data governance at the forefront of in-house legal professionals' concerns. Our esteemed panel of AI experts will discuss the importance of managing data retention appropriately in order to maintain data integrity, and will provide practical strategies for ensuring compliance with data protection regulations and mitigating the risks of bias and discrimination in AI systems. In this session, we will dive deep into the complexities of data governance, addressing the unique challenges faced by in-house legal teams and offering practical solutions to harness the power of data effectively and securely.

State privacy regulations are shifting frequently and in-house counsel needs to stay current with the emerging laws to avoid legal and financial ramifications. With big privacy changes emerging, the landscape of data privacy will continue to evolve making it even more essential for in-house teams to be prepared and build a robust privacy program. Join this session as our privacy experts review existing state privacy laws, and share their insights into navigating the upcoming risks and changes expected in the privacy space.

Legal teams are often overworked and understaffed but are still forced to keep up with their corporation's legal demands. One way to support the growing legal demands is with the use of AI solutions; however, with numerous options available, separating fact from fiction to make informed decisions about AI adoption can be challenging and overwhelming. Hear from our panel of thought leaders as they discuss the common misconceptions about AI, practical approaches to finding solutions that fit your business needs, and key considerations for evaluating AI solutions before they are integrated into your organization.

As a present-day legal leader, it may feel like you are facing one crisis after another and while you have become adept at handling these situations, it's important for in-house counsel to take a proactive approach to prevent future crisis rather than believing their value lies in the quality of their response to the crisis. This panel will focus on strategies leaders should implement to help their teams get ahead of a crisis, minimize its impact and avoid it as much as possible overall. While you can't always predict what's coming around the corner for your organization, you will walk away from this session with tools that help leaders shift to rewarding efforts in preparing for and minimizing future crises.

When change is the only constant, it's impossible to predict precisely how the legal market will look in the future, but it's clear that effective change management is essential to achieve operational efficiency. Change management requires a proactive approach that involves analysis, planning and implementation to facilitate the redesign of legal processes. Join our esteemed panel of experts as they explore how in-house teams can develop and implement legal ops strategies and discover innovative ways to transform the way they provide legal services to the business.

Artificial Intelligence continues to take the legal world by storm and with its capabilities and sophistication advancing at such a rapid pace, many are still wondering how this powerful tool can enhance efficiency in their legal department. As this technology will only continue to reshape the legal landscape, empowering legal teams to harness AI tools is not just a strategic advantage - it's a necessity. Join our expert panelists for a comprehensive discussion on embracing a culture of AI adoption, effectively integrating AI tools to drive innovation within your legal team, and staying ahead of the curve with fast-evolving legal technology.

With a focus on how AI relates to Comment 8, Model Rule 1.1 of the ABA's Model Professional Rules of Conduct, the program will address how understanding technology is no longer optional, but rather a "...requisite knowledge and skill" to the practice of law. The program will help attorneys stay current on and evaluate "...the benefits and risks associated with relevant technology" while applying it to real-world legal practice.

As cybersecurity threats become more sophisticated, government agencies are responding with an evolving array of regulations and requirements designed to enhance security and resilience. This session delves into the shifting governance landscape, providing an in-depth exploration of the latest government-imposed cybersecurity mandates and their implications for businesses and organizations. Our expert panelists will cover topics such as legal and regulatory frameworks for cybersecurity compliance, data protection laws, incident response planning, and risk management.

Join Chadwick A. McTighe and Sarah Cronan Spurlock of Stites & Harbison, PLLC in this CLE session where they equip you with the knowledge and strategies to mitigate these risks and protect your bottom line.