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Answer Bar: Maximizing Technology in Your Law Practice

Contains material from Jun 2021 to May 2025
Answer Bar: Maximizing Technology in Your Law Practice
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Session 1: The Duty of Technology Competence - Understand the importance of technology competence for your practice and the ethical obligations to be competent. Explore the current landscape and recent decisions in this area, as well as common problem areas for attorneys.

Session 2: Conducting Cost-Effective E-Discovery and the Use of Technology Assisted Review (TAR) - Examine how technology-based processes, specifically technology assisted review (TAR), can be cost-effective and efficient solutions for e-discovery in litigation. This session highlights situations where TAR is often the preferred tool over attorney review and flags times that it is not, and discusses how to address contentious issues that may arise in TAR-related negotiations with opposing counsel. 

Session 3: Communication - Attorneys have a duty to keep client communication secure. Get practical tips on conducting communication with the courts or with opposing counsel, as well email filtering and its impacts on communication including filing deadlines, etc.

Session 4: AI Update - Artificial intelligence has been in the legal and cultural zeitgeist for a few years now. Explore the transformative effects (and lack thereof) of artificial intelligence on the legal industry in that time. Examine both the advancements and limitations, highlighting how AI has streamlined processes, improved efficiency, and where it still falls short in replacing human expertise.

Session 5: Use of AI in Litigation - Understanding the basics of how AI works, the dangers and pitfalls with current AI technology, and ways AI can (or should not) be used in litigation.

Includes: Video Audio Paper Slides

  • Total Credit Hours:
  • 3.75 | 3.00 ethics
  • Credit Info
  • TX, CA, PA
  • TX MCLE credit expires: 8/31/2026

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1. The Duty of Technology Competence (May 2022)

Hon. John G. Browning

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Session 1 —57 mins 1.00 | 1.00 ethics

The Duty of Technology Competence (May 2022)

Understand the importance of technology competence for your practice and the ethical obligations to be competent. Explore the current landscape and recent decisions in this area, as well as common problem areas for attorneys.

Originally presented: Apr 2022 Essential Technology Competence for Attorneys

Hon. John G. Browning, Of Counsel, The Cole Law Firm, McKinney, Texas and Distinguished Jurist in Residence, Faulkner University School of Law - Plano, TX

2. Conducting Cost-Effective E-Discovery and the Use of Technology Assisted Review (TAR) (Jun 2021)

Christine Payne, Hon. Andrew Peck

0.75 0.00 0.00 0.75
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47 mins
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47 mins
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8 pgs

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Conducting Cost-Effective E-Discovery and the Use of Technology Assisted Review (TAR) (Jun 2021)

Examine how technology-based processes, specifically technology assisted review (TAR), can be cost-effective and efficient solutions for e-discovery in litigation. This session highlights situations where TAR is often the preferred tool over attorney review and flags times that it is not, and discusses how to address contentious issues that may arise in TAR-related negotiations with opposing counsel.

Originally presented: Apr 2021 E-Discovery Essentials

Christine Payne, Gunster - Austin, TX
Hon. Andrew Peck, DLA Piper LLP US - New York, NY

3. Communication (May 2022)

Lisa Angelo

0.50 0.50 0.00 0.50 | 0.50 ethics
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Communication (May 2022)

Attorneys have a duty to keep client communication secure. Get practical tips on conducting communication with the courts or with opposing counsel, as well email filtering and its impacts on communication including filing deadlines, etc.

Originally presented: Apr 2022 Essential Technology Competence for Attorneys

Lisa Angelo, Angelo Law Firm PLLC - Houston, TX

4. AI Update (Mar 2025)

Henson Adams

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44 mins
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43 mins
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21 pgs

Session 4 —44 mins 0.75 | 0.75 ethics

AI Update (Mar 2025)

Artificial intelligence has been in the legal and cultural zeitgeist for a few years now. Explore the transformative effects (and lack thereof) of artificial intelligence on the legal industry in that time. Examine both the advancements and limitations, highlighting how AI has streamlined processes, improved efficiency, and where it still falls short in replacing human expertise.

Originally presented: Feb 2025 Renewable Energy Law Institute

Henson Adams, Haynes Boone, LLP - San Antonio, TX

5. Use of AI in Litigation (May 2025)

J. Hoke (Trey) Peacock III

0.75 0.75 0.00 0.75 | 0.75 ethics
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Use of AI in Litigation (May 2025)

Understanding the basics of how AI works, the dangers and pitfalls with current AI technology, and ways AI can (or should not) be used in litigation.

Originally presented: Apr 2025 Oil, Gas and Mineral Law Institute

J. Hoke (Trey) Peacock III, Susman Godfrey LLP - Houston, TX