Research Professor, University of Waterloo; Principal, Maura Grossman Law
Maura R. Grossman is a research professor at the University of Waterloo and principal of Maura Grossman Law. A recognized authority on technology-assisted review, eDiscovery, and the ethical use of AI in legal practice, she teaches on navigating AI and its ethical challenges.
Privacy LawPanelists explain artificial intelligence, deep learning, and generative AI, covering how these tools work and where they appear in everyday business and legal contexts. They address key risks including bias, reliability, privacy, and intellectual property ownership of AI-generated content, and illustrate ethical obligations through a case of AI misuse.
Daniel B. Garrie
eDiscoveryAs litigation increasingly involves large volumes of digital data, managing that data responsibly has become a significant cost and compliance concern for legal and business teams alike. This seminar covers what eDiscovery involves, common ethical pitfalls in handling electronically stored information, the obligations around accuracy and candor, and relevant case outcomes and sanctions tied to missteps in this area.
Daniel B. Garrie