On September 22, Tucker Ellis and Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) School of Law co-sponsored a workshop, “Artificial Intelligence & the Legal Profession: Training the Next Generation of Lawyers on AI.” The half-day workshop featured subject-matter experts, including Jay Campbell and Tod Northman of Tucker Ellis, as well as several law professors from CWRU. The workshop explored how Generative AI works, including a demonstration; important points for lawyers, law students, attorneys, and clients to know; best practices for using Generative AI; privacy concerns and pitfalls; and what’s on the horizon.

Pictured above, left to right: Tod Northman; Michael Scharf, Dean of CWRU School of Law; and Jay Campbell