Program Chairs
Monica Goyal
Caravel Law LLP
Max Jarvie
Partner, Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP
Artificial intelligence continues to transform the way people do business and practice law.
Innovation has also opened the door to a multitude of novel and complex legal issues, challenges and risks. Organizations – and their advisors – need to stay current on important legal and technological developments, key trends, global and learn how others are dealing with them.
Two intensive days – fully updated for 2025
Join a faculty of technical and legal experts who will help you decode need-to-know developments and updates involving AI and the law, including realistic guidance on how to navigate the shifting AI regulatory framework in Canada and abroad. You will receive up-to-date practical legal knowledge and tools to help you create compliance frameworks and policies and risk management checklists to competently manage your business in a changing world.
Can’t Make the Date? Registration includes 120-day unlimited, online access to the recorded program.
What You’ll Learn
Artificial Intelligence 360 – what’s new and what’s happening with AI technology
Practical applications of AI tools in your law firm or business – including discussion of products, processes and procedures
Key takeaways from the Competition Bureau’s Consultation on Artificial Intelligence and Competition
The latest impacts of AI on privacy law
How AI is being regulated in the public vs. private sectors
Compliance frameworks and AI governance – what organizations can do to create adaptive internal policies and reduce risk
What’s next for AI and how to best prepare?
How the courts are handling AI and evidentiary issues, including deepfakes, spoofing and hallucinations
AI risk management methods for your organization, including overcoming common pitfalls
Trends and treatments of IP issues for AI-generated content
Expert insights and tips for adjusting to the evolving AI regulatory landscape in Canada and globally
What’s happening with AI and the criminal justice process, including the impact on evidence
Updates on the ethical implications of AI, including access to justice, surveillance, bias and human rights issues
AI and tort law/liability developments and impacts
How to create advanced prompts to get accurate results from your AI tools (includes a live demonstration)
Who Should Attend
Lawyers interested or advising on artificial intelligence (AI), technology, privacy, data security, intellectual property law
In-house counsel
Government and regulatory counsel or representatives
Compliance and risk management professionals
Privacy, information, security and technology officers
Professionals in a managerial, executive or director position looking to increase their knowledge of artificial intelligence
Faculty
Program Chairs
Monica Goyal
Caravel Law LLP
Max Jarvie
Partner, Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP
Instructors
Carmelina DiMondo
Course Director in Business Ethics, York University
“Quality of all speakers was excellent, as well as the PPTs and materials. ”
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CPD and Accreditation
Please Note
The hours below are for the 2024 iteration of the program and should be used as an estimate only. Confirmed hours will be available soon.
OsgoodePD is an accredited provider with the LSO, the Law Society of BC and NY CLE Board. Select your location to view the eligible hours you may claim.
| Substantive | 9h 15m |
|---|---|
| Professionalism | 3h |
| Total | 12h 15m |
| LAWPRO Risk Management Credit | Yes |
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