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OVERVIEW Appellate Use of AI in Indiana is a timely, half-day ICLEF program designed to give Appellate Practitioners a current and forward-looking understanding of how artificial intelligence is shaping appellate work in Indiana. Learn the fundamentals of how AI tools function, hear directly from judges about how Indiana’s Appellate Courts are currently using AI and what may lie ahead, and gain guidance on effective, responsible ways to incorporate AI into Appellate Practice. The concludes with an ethics-focused session tying together opportunities, limitations, and professional-responsibility considerations. Ideal for attorneys wanting to stay ahead of emerging technologies while practicing with confidence and compliance.
SUGGESTION
The faculty for this program encourage all participants to download Claude and create a free account in advance so you can practice in real time as part of session 3. Here is the link to set one up: Try Claude For Free
AGENDA
12:30 PMRegistration and Coffee
12:45 PMLogin Time Opens for Webcast Participants
12:55 PMWelcome and Introduction Mark K. Leeman 1:00 PMUnderstanding How AI Works Seth R. Wilson 1:30 PMHow Are Indiana’s Appellate Courts Using AI Now, and What’s in Store for the Future? Hon. Derek R. Molter, Hon. Melissa S. May, Hon. Leanna K. Weissmann 2:15 PMRefreshment Break
2:30 PMHow Can / Should Indiana’s Appellate Attorneys Use AI in Their Practice? Mark K. Leeman, Seth R. Wilson 4:00 PMBringing it All Together: The Ethics of Using AI in Your Practice Maggie L. Smith (Author), Margaret M. Christensen (Presenter) 4:30 PMAdjourn
HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS: Please make your reservations with the Hilton Indianapolis Hotel and Suitesby CLICKING HERE or calling 317.972.0600.Please mention ICLEF when calling to book your reservation.Rates and reservations are subject to availability.
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