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Ethics by Design: Responsible AI Use in Health Law
Contains material from May 2026
Ethics by Design: Responsible AI Use in Health Law
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AI can enhance research, drafting, and strategy across legal practice, but core ethical duties still govern how lawyers use AI tools. This session highlights responsible, ethics aligned approaches to AI, focusing on safe prompting, confidentiality and privilege considerations, and the importance of verification and sound judgment.
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- 1.00 | 1.00 ethics
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- TX MCLE credit expires: 6/30/2027
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Ethics by Design: Responsible AI Use in Health Law (May 2026)
Christine Min, Michael S. Yang
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Session 1 —57 mins 1.00 | 1.00 ethics
Ethics by Design: Responsible AI Use in Health Law (May 2026)
AI can enhance research, drafting, and strategy across legal practice, but core ethical duties still govern how lawyers use AI tools. This session highlights responsible, ethics aligned approaches to AI, focusing on safe prompting, confidentiality and privilege considerations, and the importance of verification and sound judgment.
Originally presented: Apr 2026 Health Law Conference
Christine Min,
Thomson Reuters - New York, NY
Michael S. Yang,
Husch Blackwell LLP - Minneapolis, MN