Last week our founder Catherine Cavella, Esq. presented an informative CLE course at the Bucks County Bar Association on May 30th, 2024, hosted by the IP Section. The course’s topic focused on How to Avoid Ethical Violations While Using AI. It was made available for viewing to all Bucks and Montgomery County Bar members with options for in-person or online attendance. A heartfelt thanks to everyone who attended, it was a refreshing experience presenting to this esteemed group of peers!

CLE Course at the Bucks County Bar Association 2024

Last week our founder Catherine Cavella, Esq. presented an informative CLE course at the Bucks County Bar Association on May 30th, 2024, hosted by the IP Section. The course’s topic focused on How to Avoid Ethical Violations While Using AI. It was made available for viewing to all Bucks and Montgomery County Bar members with options for in-person or online attendance. A heartfelt thanks to everyone who attended, it was a refreshing experience presenting to this esteemed group of peers!

During this event, Catherine focused on understanding AI in legal practices, how AI uses personal information, the risks presented with using AI tools, how attorneys are currently using AI, the PA Rules of Professional Responsibility implicated, and ways individuals and firms can protect themselves. The event concluded with a lively Q & A session with plenty of audience participation.

All participants received an AI Risk Assessment handout, valuable insight, and guidance for effective, ethical AI use within their law firms.

We are still getting feedback from attendees, thank you for your excellent reviews! Do you have lingering thoughts or questions about our past CLE course? Do you have an idea for our next one? We want to hear from you! Please drop us a line at info@ipworkslaw.com.

Thank you again for a great first CLE course under our belts and checking out how IP WORKS LAW can POWER YOUR IDEAS ®.

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Catherine Cavella

Since 1992, Catherine Cavella, Esq. Her focus on Trademark Law and Copyright Law for the last few decades gives her deep insights into the fundamental principles behind the rules. Catherine regularly writes about new developments in trademark law, copyright law, and internet law.