Technology, Law and Legal Education

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Session Type: Section Programs

Session Capacity: N/A

Location: Hilton New Orleans Riverside

Room: Grand Salon Section 22

Floor: First Floor

New technologies are transforming not just the legal profession but the substance of law itself. This session explores how specific practice areas—such as consumer protection, copyright, and e-discovery—are being reshaped by emerging tools and platforms, and how courts, agencies, and lawyers are responding. Panelists will examine how courts, agencies, and lawyers are responding to these shifts, from challenges to traditional notions of authorship under copyright law, to the transformation of discovery practices, to the rise of globally divergent regulatory approaches to AI. While grounded in specific doctrinal areas, these discussions will offer insights for law professors in any field who are considering how to integrate technology into their teaching, scholarship, or professional development.