Upcoming DRI Webinars

DRI webinars provide live and recorded online training hosted by industry experts to keep you up-to-date on regulatory issues and pivotal litigation topics. Sharpen your skills and boost your practice as you earn continuing legal education (CLE)* by investing in yourself through a wide range of webinars.

*In some states that charge late CLE submission fees, there will be a $100 late fee to report CLE credits submitted more than 30 days after a seminar/virtual event. See CLE Late Fees for more details.


  • Register for the Webinar

    Sponsored by LawyerGuard

    This webinar is free for DRI members and non-members. Earn 1.00 General Education credit!

    Artificial intelligence is transforming the legal profession, offering tools that streamline workflows and enhance accuracy. This webinar will explore how law firms are leveraging AI for document review, e-discovery, legal research, contract analysis, predictive analytics, and administrative tasks. While these innovations promise efficiency and cost savings, they also raise critical concerns. We’ll examine risks such as data privacy, algorithmic bias, and errors caused by AI “hallucinations,” along with strategies for mitigating these challenges. Through real-world examples, you’ll see how AI can reduce review time from weeks to hours, improve accuracy in contract analysis, and deliver faster, data-driven insights to clients. Join us to gain a balanced understanding of AI’s benefits and limitations—and learn how to integrate these tools responsibly into your practice.

    Speakers
    Noah Fiedler, Barron & Newburger PC
    Ted Turner, QBE North America

  • Register for the Webinar

    From the DRI Center for Law and Public Policy's AI Task Force
    The registration is free for DRI members and $50 for non-members. Earn 1.00 General Education credit!

    The-Center-tagline-logo-rgb-300x96

    Artificial intelligence (AI) can enhance a defense lawyer’s speed and quality. And the more one knows about AI, the greater the enhancement. This webinar will introduce some unexpected and common use cases, with suggestions for how to do them better. It will go over some common pitfalls and risks and how to avoid or troubleshoot problems. Finally, it will introduce ways to think like an AI-enhanced defense lawyer, not just a prompt-and-verifier.

    Speakers
    Jin Yoshikawa (Butler Snow LLP, Nashville) handles a diverse range of matters including nationwide multidistrict product liability litigation, healthcare liability actions, and pro bono matters. Jin uses his background in computer science, AI, and machine learning to work with clients, practitioners, and academics to advance the development of technology law.