Join the Tennessee Bar Association on Dec. 11 in Nashville for the 3rd Annual Conference on Artificial Intelligence and the Law (TCAIL), a full-day CLE designed for attorneys who want to stay ahead of the latest legal, ethical, and practical developments surrounding AI.

Artificial intelligence continues to transform the legal profession at a rapid pace. Building on the success of the past two years, this year's conference will move beyond the fundamentals to explore advanced and emerging issues affecting the practice of law. Hear from judges, legal practitioners, and technology leaders who will examine recent developments, evolving legal frameworks, courtroom considerations, practice-specific applications, and the future of AI in the legal profession. Additional sessions will address timely issues as this rapidly changing field continues to evolve. The complete agenda, session lineup, and CLE credit hours will be released in the coming months.

New for 2026: To help attendees maximize the value of the conference, the TBA has organized a separate half-day AI Primer on Thursday, Dec. 10. Designed for attorneys who are new to AI—or those looking to strengthen their foundation—the primer will provide practical, hands-on guidance for integrating AI into everyday legal practice. Sessions will cover getting started with AI, improving law practice management and business operations, and using AI for legal research, drafting, and document review, followed by a networking happy hour. The AI Primer is a separate CLE program and requires its own registration. Attendees may register for either program individually or register to attend both for a comprehensive AI learning experience.

Whether you are just beginning your AI journey or are ready to tackle the profession's most complex and cutting-edge issues, the TBA's AI programming offers educational opportunities for every stage of AI adoption.

Program Pricing

Invest in your practice efficiently, and fulfill your CLE requirements without breaking the budget. This program's rates start 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.