International Future of Law Association

CONFERENCE

Continuity or Crisis? The Future of Law after Technological Change

International Conference
Monday and Tuesday 22 and 23 July 2024

Vanderbilt Law School, Nashville, Tennessee, USA

(Hybrid event)

Opening Day Presentations – What’s Going On: current & future issues in Law, Tech & Innovation

Andy Unger – Using Technology to Teach Law (and Technology)

Samuel Dahan – Open Source AI for Law

Marc Lauritsen (OL) – Societies of Legal Minds

Alex Hamilton – Why Law Schools should teach Contract Automation

Jeff Carr – C3 Delivered Value

Amy Salyzyn and Jena McGill – Beyond the Numbers: Data and Domain Literacy in the Context of Court Data Analytics

Charlie Hernandez – Consumer Facing Technology

Marco Imperiale – The Human Factor

Karl Branting and Mia Bonardi – Certifying Legal AI Assistants for Self-Represented Litigants

Shaun Jamison – Remote Hearings and A2J

Fife Ogunde – Large Language Models and Hesitancy

David Noseworthy – Black Boxes, Robot Judges and Cultural Fluency

Susan Tejousho – Chatbots and Dispute De-escalation

John Zeleznikow – AI and self-represented litigants

Peter Connor – Human Transformation is the key to the Future of Law

Sankalp Bhatnagar and Juvaria Shahid​​ – Neither Technical Nor Epistemic But Ontological