2024 PILT Annual Seminar
33rd Annual Program in Law and Technology Seminar
The 33rd annual Program In Law and Technology (PILT) Seminar will be held on Friday, November 1 at the University of Dayton School of Law. This year's seminar is titled, "Program In Law and Technology: AI Edition."
CLE credit of 7.0 hours (6 hours general & 1 hour attorney professional conduct) is approved. Non Ohio CLE credit available upon request to state bar authorities (at the discretion of the state).
Registration For Seminar
The fee for the 2024 seminar is $295.
Scholarship registrations are available for full-time judges, government employees, and professors (non-UD) for $150. All military personnel, full-time students (including non-UD), and UD faculty and staff may register for free.
CLE Financial Hardship: The University of Dayton School of Law is dedicated to offering high-quality Continuing Legal Education opportunities at a reasonable cost to attendees, but will grant full or partial fee-waivers based upon a demonstration of financial hardship.
If you have any questions, please email lawandtechnology@udayton.edu.
Continental breakfast will be available during registration
Welcome: Professor Pablo Iannello, PILT Director
Introduction: Interim Dean Victoria VanZandt, University of Dayton School of Law
Generative AI: User-Facing Issues and Concerns
David Jaglowski, Counsel, Thompson Hine
5 minute break
Updates from the FTC: Eye on AI Under Existing Consumer Protection Laws
Christine Todaro, Attorney, Federal Trade Commission, Division of Marketing Practices, Bureau of Consumer Protection
A Close Look at The EU AI Act: Challenges and Opportunities
Enrico Bonadio, Reader in Intellectual Property Law, The City Law School, City St George’s University of London
10 minute break
Lunch (provided)
Navigating the AI Frontier: Transforming Legal Practice in the Age of Intelligence
David Croft, Attorney at Law, Roman, Friedberg & Lewis
5 minute break
Data Anonymization and Artificial Intelligence: Do Artificial Intelligence Programs
Nullify Data Anonymization Efforts?
Derrick Maultsby, Attorney at Law, Frost Brown Todd LLP
10 minute break
a. Privacy and AI
Zachary Heck, Partner, Taft Law Firm
b. Discovery and AI
Nicholas Seger, Assistant Professor of Academic Success, University of Dayton School of Law
c. Litigation and AI
John Gary Maynard III, Partner, Hunton Andrews Kurth
d. Patent Law and AI
Gregory T. Wuennenberg, Associate, Dinsmore & Shohl LLP
15 minute coffee break in the Atrium
AI Legal Ethics: The Peril and Promise of Transformative Technology
Robert Gurry, CEO of Gurry Law, LLC
Seminar ends
Parking Information
Parking for the Program In Law and Technology Seminar is free and available in the S1 lot off Brown Street. From there it is a short walk from the main entrance of the University off Stewart Street to Keller Hall where the seminar is being held.
For further information, please email lawandtechnology@udayton.edu.