Join 39 Essex Chambers barristers’ Jennifer Thelen, Saara Idelbi and Nyasha Weinberg for our upcoming webinar on AI Generated Legal Correspondence webinar, taking place on Wednesday 18 March, 5pm -6pm.
The session will cover:
- Background: Why This Matters Now
- Detecting the Use of AI in Pleadings & Correspondence
- Advising Clients on AI-Generated Pleadings and the Client’s Own Use of AI
- Checking for ‘Classic’ Errors – Supercharged by AI
- Responding to AI-Generated Pleadings & Correspondence
- Data Protection & GDPR Duties
Date and time
Wednesday 18 March 2025, 5pm – 6pm
Venue
Zoom
Event Information
| Event Date | 18-03-2026 5:00 pm |
| Individual Price | Free |
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