AI and the Law Conference
AI and the Law Conference
Join members of the legal community on Friday, October 23, 2026 at Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University for a timely exploration of artificial intelligence and its evolving role in the legal profession. Through expert panels, engaging sessions, and thought-provoking conversations, attendees will gain practical insights into the use of AI in legal practice while examining the legal, ethical, technological, and societal questions shaping the future of law. CLE credit will be offered for select sessions.
The Law Meets AI
AI is changing the practice of law, and understanding how to use it thoughtfully and effectively has never been more important. Join fellow attorneys, judges, legal scholars, students, and technology professionals at Haub Law for a full day of learning, discussion, and connection. Explore practical applications, consider emerging risks and responsibilities, and exchange ideas with leaders across the legal community. Whether you are already using AI or just beginning to assess its potential, you will leave with new perspectives and actionable insights for navigating a rapidly changing profession.
Grow Your Network. Expand Your Thinking
Connect with attorneys, judges, legal scholars, students, and technology professionals who are navigating many of the same questions surrounding AI. Throughout the day, from shared sessions and informal conversations to the closing reception, you’ll have opportunities to exchange ideas, learn from others’ experiences, and build relationships across the legal community. Join a network of professionals working to understand and shape what comes next.
Pace's AI Expertise
Pace University has a strong legacy in AI and is quickly emerging as a leader in the generative AI space. Faculty are actively advancing research, while staff work tirelessly to expand AI literacy for students and the broader community. Learn more about Pace’s growing impact in the field.
Questions?
Want to know more or get involved? Email us at rbrowncheng@law.pace.edu and lvacarro@law.pace.edu.