Event Description
WEBINAR: REMOTE PARTICIPATION ONLY
This week, we’re joined by Thomas Hamilton of ROSS
Intelligence to talk about AI-enabled legal research. We’ll also talk about more
broadly about the risks and benefits associated with the legal profession’s
adoption of artificial intelligence to meet a broad diversity of law-related
challenges; from making sentencing recommendations to surviving the quarantine.
ROSS is one of MSBA’s newest Advantage Partners. Strictly
speaking, ROSS is a competitor of one of MSBA’s most popular resources,
Fastcase. Why add ROSS? For the same reason Fastcase recently
chose to partner with ROSS. ROSS’s AI expertise and Fastcase’s
access to a great depth of legal content means the two companies are well-suited
to co-develop new products. The two services offer independent value to
user-members. We’ll ask Mr. Hamilton about this new partnership and the
independent value of both resources. NOTE:
If you can't join on Zoom,
find us at
YouTube
Live. We monitor chat on
both channels.Speaker Bios:
Thomas Hamilton is the VP Strategic
Partnerships at ROSS Intelligence, the company behind ROSS, the world’s first
artificially intelligent lawyer. Thomas works with sole practitioners, legal aid
groups, law firms and law faculties to put the power of ROSS into their
hands.
In his previous life, Thomas worked at the Toronto office
of Dentons, where he practiced corporate/commercial law. It was in law school,
and later at Dentons, that he began to think about fixing the issues with
existing legal research software.
He was the first employee at ROSS Intelligence after the
founding team, and believes passionately in the ability of artificial
intelligence and legal technology to help lawyers practice law more effectively
and more efficiently.
Mike Carlson
is Practice
Management Advisor for Minnesota State Bar Association. Prior to joining MSBA,
Mike practiced in the area of trademark and business with Carlson Bailey and
served 10 years as Reference Staff Attorney at Thomson Reuters.Landon Ascheman is a top-rated
criminal defense attorney and owner of Ascheman Law. He focuses primarily on
Criminal Defense, representing individuals prosecuted by the State and Federal
Government. He spends much of his free time mentoring law students and
volunteering in the courts to serve those in need.
CLE Credits:
1.0 CLE credit applied for
304461Cost:
Free to all members
0.5 Credits applied for
Remote Participation:
Remote Instructions
come with your registration to the event. If you are registered and did not
receive the instructions, contact Mike Carlson (mcarlson@mnbars.org |
612.278.6336)