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Hooked on CLE: April 2022
Contains material from Jun 2021 to Mar 2022
Hooked on CLE: April 2022
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AI/ML: very interesting topic, very knowledgeable speakers. As an IP lawyer I would have liked to hear discussion on the AI/IP topics, but I see that the slides clearly describe some recent issues.
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Session 1: Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: Legal and Ethical Considerations - How can people help AI to avoid picking up bad habits or worse, perpetuating discrimination? AI and ML are transforming people’s daily lives, but at the same time raise legal and ethical concerns like bias and discrimination, fairness, IP ownership, and data rights and privacy. This panel discusses real-world examples of such concerns, the role AI and ML systems may play, and the associated legal implications.
Session 2: Prudently Picking Your E-Discovery Team: Vendors, Forensics Experts, and More
Session 3: Storytelling and Themes - The power of a simple story, it can transform the room, transform your audience, transform you.
Session 4: A Conversation with Brittany K. Barnett: Attorney, Author, and Entrepreneur - Hear attorney, author, and entreprenuer, Brittany K. Barnett, discuss her experience and advice for others as a founder of two nonprofit organizations, as pro bono counsel representing clients incarcerated in federal prison, and as founder of social enterprises devoted to providing supports and resources to formerly incarcertated individuals.
Session 5: Fraud Is Now Legal in Texas (for Some People) - Three Texas intermediate appellate courts have held that corporate actors—directors, officers, managers, shareholders, and probably common employees and agents—are immune from personal liability for the fraud and misrepresentation these actors commit as long as the deceit relates to or arises from a contractual obligation of the corporation. Two and maybe three Texas appellate courts have rejected this immunity, and federal courts have also split. Courts adopting immunity claim the authority of a statute, but this immunity cannot be justified by the statute's language or history, and adopting it creates (probably unnoticed) results that confirm the legislature never intended it.
Session 2: Prudently Picking Your E-Discovery Team: Vendors, Forensics Experts, and More
Session 3: Storytelling and Themes - The power of a simple story, it can transform the room, transform your audience, transform you.
Session 4: A Conversation with Brittany K. Barnett: Attorney, Author, and Entrepreneur - Hear attorney, author, and entreprenuer, Brittany K. Barnett, discuss her experience and advice for others as a founder of two nonprofit organizations, as pro bono counsel representing clients incarcerated in federal prison, and as founder of social enterprises devoted to providing supports and resources to formerly incarcertated individuals.
Session 5: Fraud Is Now Legal in Texas (for Some People) - Three Texas intermediate appellate courts have held that corporate actors—directors, officers, managers, shareholders, and probably common employees and agents—are immune from personal liability for the fraud and misrepresentation these actors commit as long as the deceit relates to or arises from a contractual obligation of the corporation. Two and maybe three Texas appellate courts have rejected this immunity, and federal courts have also split. Courts adopting immunity claim the authority of a statute, but this immunity cannot be justified by the statute's language or history, and adopting it creates (probably unnoticed) results that confirm the legislature never intended it.
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Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: Legal and Ethical Considerations (Jun 2021)
Hong Shi, Adam Berry, Maria De-Arteaga
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Session 1 —61 mins
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: Legal and Ethical Considerations (Jun 2021)
How can people help AI to avoid picking up bad habits or worse, perpetuating discrimination? AI and ML are transforming people’s daily lives, but at the same time raise legal and ethical concerns like bias and discrimination, fairness, IP ownership, and data rights and privacy. This panel discusses real-world examples of such concerns, the role AI and ML systems may play, and the associated legal implications.
Originally presented: May 2021 Technology Law Conference
Hong Shi,
Haynes and Boone, LLP - Austin, TX
Adam Berry,
Fourth - Austin, TX
Maria De-Arteaga,
The University of Texas at Austin, McCombs School of Business - Austin, TX
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Prudently Picking Your E-Discovery Team: Vendors, Forensics Experts, and More (Jun 2021)
Michelle Six, Jeff Salling, Stacy Sampeck
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Prudently Picking Your E-Discovery Team: Vendors, Forensics Experts, and More (Jun 2021)
Originally presented: Apr 2021 E-Discovery Essentials
Michelle Six,
Kirkland & Ellis LLP - New York, NY
Jeff Salling,
NOVARTIS - East Hanover, NJ
Stacy Sampeck,
3M - San Antonio, TX
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Storytelling and Themes (Oct 2021)
Tyrone C. Moncriffe
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Storytelling and Themes (Oct 2021)
The power of a simple story, it can transform the room, transform your audience, transform you.
Originally presented: Aug 2021 The Car Crash Seminar
Tyrone C. Moncriffe,
Tyrone C. Moncriffe & Associates - Houston, TX
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A Conversation with Brittany K. Barnett: Attorney, Author, and Entrepreneur (Mar 2022)
Elizabeth Henneke, Brittany K. Barnett
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Session 4 —43 mins
A Conversation with Brittany K. Barnett: Attorney, Author, and Entrepreneur (Mar 2022)
Hear attorney, author, and entreprenuer, Brittany K. Barnett, discuss her experience and advice for others as a founder of two nonprofit organizations, as pro bono counsel representing clients incarcerated in federal prison, and as founder of social enterprises devoted to providing supports and resources to formerly incarcertated individuals.
Originally presented: Jan 2022 Nonprofit Organizations Institute
Elizabeth Henneke,
Lone Star Justice Alliance - Austin, TX
Brittany K. Barnett,
Buried Alive Project and Girls Embracing Mothers, Inc. - Dallas, TX
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Fraud Is Now Legal in Texas (for Some People) (Jun 2021)
Val Ricks
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Fraud Is Now Legal in Texas (for Some People) (Jun 2021)
Three Texas intermediate appellate courts have held that corporate actors—directors, officers, managers, shareholders, and probably common employees and agents—are immune from personal liability for the fraud and misrepresentation these actors commit as long as the deceit relates to or arises from a contractual obligation of the corporation. Two and maybe three Texas appellate courts have rejected this immunity, and federal courts have also split. Courts adopting immunity claim the authority of a statute, but this immunity cannot be justified by the statute's language or history, and adopting it creates (probably unnoticed) results that confirm the legislature never intended it.
Originally presented: Apr 2021 Corporate Counsel Institute
Val Ricks,
South Texas College of Law Houston - Houston, TX