The Lawyer’s Guide to Generative AI: Practical Uses and Legal Risks
The Lawyer’s Guide to Generative AI: Practical Uses and Legal Risks
Artificial intelligence (AI), and particularly generative AI, is transforming the legal profession. Far from being a passing trend, AI is reshaping how lawyers practice, how clients are served, and where legal risks arise.
This webinar will provide legal professionals with the fundamentals of AI and the practical tools to confidently apply it. From drafting documents and enhancing client service to personal branding and entrepreneurship, you will learn how AI can strengthen your practice.
You will also gain insight into the ethical and legal risks every lawyer must understand. These risks are already playing out in high-profile cases, including issues in:
- Litigation
- Business law
- Fashion law
- Entertainment law
The session will conclude with a live demonstration of generative AI in action, followed by an interactive Q&A. Lawyers who understand and engage with AI today will be better equipped to lead tomorrow, while those who ignore it risk being left behind.
BIO
Uduak Oduok (“Ms. Uduak”) is a fashion and entertainment lawyer, former fashion model, and the founder of FASHIONENTLAW, a boutique law firm serving clients in the fashion, music, film, and digital media industries. Widely recognized as a pioneer in U.S. fashion law, she launched the first Fashion Law Seminars at San Francisco Fashion Week in 2005 and developed the first West Coast modeling law curriculum. She also created and taught the first fashion law course at California State University, Sacramento.
In her legal practice, Ms. Uduak combines transactional expertise with deep litigation experience, advising on intellectual property, music and media licensing, talent agreements, modeling contracts, and brand sponsorships. She also handles cross-border deals, particularly between the U.S. and Africa, with a focus on the Afrobeats music industry.
A sought-after speaker and thought leader, she has presented at major conferences and institutions including SXSW, the Fashion Law Institute, and the Wharton School, and has been recognized by the American Bar Association Journal, the National Bar Association, American University, and the State of California Senate, among others, for her impact in the field. She is also an Adjunct Professor at the Academy of Art University, where she teaches courses such as Social Media, Law & Ethics and Social Media Data Analytics, equipping students and industry professionals to navigate the complex legal and ethical challenges emerging from today’s digital technologies, including generative AI.