Tag Archives: AI Law

Keynote Speaker Announced for the CALIcon Conference 2026

Posted on March 25, 2026 by scottlee

All In: Embedding AI in the Law School Classroom – How Did It Go? In this just past semester, Professor Gregory Duhl undertook to teach a required doctrinal law school course—first-year Contracts—with generative AI fully embedded throughout the course design. Instead … Continue reading →

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New CALI Lesson: Professionally Responsible Generative AI Use

Posted on February 24, 2026 by scottlee

Generative AI is rapidly reshaping legal research and writing. While these tools offer powerful efficiencies, they also introduce significant risks — including inaccuracies, hallucinated citations, and confidentiality concerns. Our newest CALI Lesson equips law students and legal professionals with:• Foundational … Continue reading →

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