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Practical Legal and Ethical Advice about using AI
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Practical Legal and Ethical Advice about using AI
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In 2026 all lawyers and clients are relying on AI whether they plan it or not, and because of the legal duties that lawyers have to their clients, it is essential that lawyers learn more. Also AI depends on Cloud Computing and related online terms and privacy policies, as a result lawyers need to understand Cloud Computing. Cybercriminals are using AI in 2026 so it is imperative that lawyers better understand Cybersecurity threats. Also, AI is in widespread use in eCommerce so lawyers need to understand how to help clients deal with AI in eCommerce.
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- 0.75 | 0.50 ethics
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- TX, CA
- TX MCLE credit expires: 4/30/2027
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Practical Legal and Ethical Advice about using AI (Apr 2026)
Peter S. Vogel
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Session 1 —51 mins 0.75 | 0.50 ethics
Practical Legal and Ethical Advice about using AI (Apr 2026)
In 2026 all lawyers and clients are relying on AI whether they plan it or not, and because of the legal duties that lawyers have to their clients, it is essential that lawyers learn more. Also AI depends on Cloud Computing and related online terms and privacy policies, as a result lawyers need to understand Cloud Computing. Cybercriminals are using AI in 2026 so it is imperative that lawyers better understand Cybersecurity threats. Also, AI is in widespread use in eCommerce so lawyers need to understand how to help clients deal with AI in eCommerce.
Originally presented: Feb 2026 Special Needs Trusts
Peter S. Vogel,
Vogel IT Law - Dallas, TX