Master AI Integration in Your Practice—From Ethics to Evidence

Artificial intelligence is no longer emerging—it's here, reshaping every corner of legal practice. But between the hype and the headlines lies a critical gap: What actually works? What are the risks? And how do you stay ahead of both the technology and the rules?

TCAIL2 delivers the answers lawyers need right now. This intensive one-day conference cuts through AI marketing noise to provide battle-tested insights, live product evaluations, and practical frameworks you can implement immediately. Whether you're exploring AI adoption, navigating ethical minefields, or confronting AI-generated evidence in court, you'll leave with actionable intelligence that protects your clients—and your practice.

Program Pricing

Invest in your practice efficiently, and fulfill your CLE requirements without breaking the budget. This program delivers 6 dual credit hours at rates starting at just $120 for General Solo & Law Tech Section Members, $150 for TBA Members, or $350 for Non-Members—which includes a Complete TBA Membership valued at over $200.

Why Attend?

✓ Test-Drive Legal AI Tools – Live demonstrations and unfiltered evaluations of leading platforms for research, drafting, timekeeping, and automation
✓ Understand AI in Criminal Justice – Learn how law enforcement agencies use AI for investigations and arrests, plus admissibility standards in Tennessee courts
✓ Master AI Evidence Challenges – Identify, authenticate, and challenge AI-generated evidence including deepfakes and disputed algorithmic outputs
✓ Navigate Ethics & UPL Risks – Get clear guidance on compliant AI use and when AI tools cross into unauthorized practice of law
✓ Separate Hype from Reality – Discover which "AI-powered" gadgets and apps deliver value versus those destined for the junk drawer
✓ Stay Current on Regulation – Track the evolving landscape of state and federal AI legislation, governance frameworks, and recent litigation

Who Should Attend

This program is essential for:

• Solo and small firm practitioners evaluating AI investments
• Litigation attorneys facing AI-generated evidence
• Ethics counsel and risk managers ensuring compliant AI use
• Firm leadership making strategic technology decisions
• In-house counsel advising on AI governance and vendor management
• Any lawyer who wants to leverage AI responsibly and effectively