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AI in Alternative Dispute Resolution and the Practice of Law

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AI in Alternative Dispute Resolution and the Practice of Law
About the Program

Editors of the Elgar Concise Encyclopedia of Artificial Intelligence and the Law examine how artificial intelligence is reshaping legal practice across a broad range of areas of law. One editor is a mediator and arbitrator based in Century City and Los Angeles and a prominent figure in law and AI, including as the co-author of influential AI rules. They will cover the evolving integration of AI into mediation and arbitration, including use by parties, counsel, and neutrals. The other editor, bringing experience as an attorney and educator on AI and the law, will map the expanding areas where AI intersects with legal practice. They will also discuss the risks of uploading client data to AI tools, why lawyers should be skeptical of technology companies’ promises about privacy and security, and what firms should be considering when developing and implementing AI use policies. The discussion highlights why these considerations matter for all attorneys, not just those who focus on dispute resolution or even just those that utilize AI tools.

Speaker(s)
Ryan Abbott
Ryan Abbott

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Mediator and Arbitrator

Ryan Abbott, MD, Esq., is a mediator and arbitrator with JAMS and a Professor of Law and Health Sciences at the University of Surrey, as well as Adjunct Associate Professor of Medicine at the University of California, Los Angeles. He has particular experience in intellectual property and healthcare, with expertise in areas including biologics, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, life sciences, computer technology, and distributed ledger technology. Dr. Abbott has served as partner at a litigation firm, general counsel of a biotechnology company, and of counsel at a firm specializing in transactional matters and intellectual property litigation for life science companies. He has written widely on issues associated with law and technology, health law, and intellectual property in leading legal, medical, and scientific publications.

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Elizabeth Rothman

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Law Office of Elizabeth Rothman

Elizabeth is an advisor, attorney, and author located in Los Angeles, California. In addition to her law practice, she currently serves as an emerging technology advisor with The Cantellus Group, an attorney and researcher with The Artificial Inventor Project, and as a policy advisor in blockchain/web3 for the XR Safety Initiative. 

With over 10 years of legal practice experience, her law office has served clients since 2015 in contracts, health law, intellectual property, mergers and acquisitions, regulatory compliance, negotiation of restrictive covenants, estate planning, asset protection through trust formation, civil litigation, and non-profit.

 Her interest in blockchain began in 2017 with cryptocurrency and has evolved into a passion for advising and investing in the web3 space. In 2020, she completed certifications as a Blockchain Solutions Architect and Entry-Level Python Coder. I

n 2022, she completed a certificate program at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Artificial Intelligence: Implications on Business Strategy. As a curator of digital art, including AI art, at galleries and in virtual spaces she has taken a particular interest in the fate of works generated by AI under United States copyright law.

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Accreditation
Credit Hours:
1.00
Specialty Area:
None
Credit Type:
General
Original Air Date:
March 17, 2026
Accredited in:
California

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