Join us for this free CLE program presented by the St. Louis County Bar Association. The program brings together experienced Missouri attorneys for two timely discussions offering practical advice, professional insights, and strategies for success in the practice of law.

The first session, Practical Tips for Using Artificial Intelligence Without Getting in Trouble, will explore the opportunities and challenges associated with using AI in legal practice, offering guidance on how attorneys can use these evolving tools effectively and responsibly while avoiding potential pitfalls.

The second session, Fifty Tips in Fifty Minutes: Practical Advice for Practicing Law, will feature experienced practitioners sharing lessons learned throughout their careers. This fast-paced presentation will offer practical suggestions, useful strategies, and real-world advice to help attorneys navigate the everyday challenges of practicing law with greater confidence and success.

2 Hours of CLE Credit, Program ID#: 796848

This event is complimentary.

Schedule
2:30 p.m.   Registration and social time

3:00-3:10 p.m.   Introduction and welcome

3:10-4:00 p.m.   Practical Tips for Using Artificial Intelligence Without Getting in Trouble

Panelists:
Paul Brusati (Armstrong Teasdale LLP)
Rebecca Grossman (Holloran Schwartz & Gaertner LLP)
Adam Simon (Dowd Bennett LLP)

Moderator:
Samantha Sweet (Husch Blackwell LLP)

4:00-4:10 p.m.   Break

4:10-5:00 p.m.   Fifty Tips in Fifty Minutes: Practical Advice for Practicing Law

Panelists:
Joan Lockwood (Gray Ritter Graham PC)
Judge Jeff McPherson (St. Louis County Circuit Court)

5:00-6:00 p.m.   Complimentary Happy Hour, Courtesy of Armstrong Teasdale LLP

Accredited for 2.0 CLE hours, Program ID#: 802740

R.S.V.P.   Please email your complimentary reservation(s) to info@stlcountybar.org or contact us at (314) 282-0050

For the best experience, we encourage all attendees to register in advance. Walk-ins registrations are discouraged.  All registrants will receive parking and check-in instructions separately via email.