Ethical Ways to Use Artificial Intelligence in Elder Law Practice

What is AI and how can you ethically use it in your elder law practice? Enhance the level of client service you provide by responsibly integrating AI into your practice, ensuring you stay ahead of the technological curve while prioritizing client trust and confidentiality.

Originally presented as part of the Elder Law Short Course 2024.

Credits: 0 General, 0 Diversity/Inclusion PR, 0 MH/SA PR, 1 Other PR

SKU: P9007-24R-12B

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Mark A. Williams, Sandberg Phoenix, St. Louis

Expires 10/1/2026

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Mark A. Williams, Sandberg Phoenix, St. Louis

Expires 10/1/2026

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