Option 1

Exploring Microsoft Copilot - A Comprehensive Intro to Modern Collaboration Tools
FREE for Everyone!

Speaker: June Hunter

MS Pilot is an innovative solution designed to enhance collaboration, productivity, and workflow efficiency. We’ll explore its key features - from seamless integration with MS 365 apps to its ability to streamline project management and communication across teams. Learn how to leverage Pilot's tools for managing tasks, tracking progress, and collaborating in real-time. Whether you're new to Microsoft Pilot or looking to optimize its use, this session will provide valuable insights and practical tips to help you get the most out of this powerful collaboration platform.

June Hunter is a Technical Enablement Lead with CS DISCO, as well as an adjunct instructor for U.C. San Diego Extension's ABA-Approved Paralegal Studies Program. She has been LPI's Legal Technology Trainer since 2021.

Option 2

To Rat or Not to Rat? A Deep Dive into Rule 8.3 of the Rules of Professional Conduct
$20 Members / $55 Non-members

Speaker: Bethany Ensz, MS - U.C. San Diego Division of Extended Studies

The ethical dilemma of reporting professional misconduct is one every legal professional may face. In this thought-provoking seminar, we’ll explore Rule 8.3 of the Rules of Professional Conduct, which requires reporting misconduct of lawyers under certain circumstances. Is it an obligation to "rat out" your colleagues and/or employer, or an act of professional responsibility? Join us for an in-depth discussion of this crucial ethical issue in legal practice. (Ethics credit.)

Bethany is a Legal Research and Analysis instructor at UCSD Division of Extended Studies and holds a B.S. in Criminal Justice and a minor in Psychology. She has a Master’s Degree in Legal Studies from the UCSD School of Law and earned her paralegal certification from UCSD Division of Extended Studies. Bethany is the newest member of LPI's instructor team, teaching legal research and writing.

Option 1

Navigating the Future - ChatGPT and AI in Legal Practice
FREE for members / $15.00 for Non-members

Speaker: Bethany Ensz, MS - U.C. San Diego Division of Extended Studies

An insightful seminar designed specifically for legal professionals looking to understand how ChatGPT and artificial intelligence are transforming the legal landscape. As AI technologies become increasingly integrated into various sectors, the legal field is not exempt from the impact. This session will explore the opportunities and challenges that AI presents to legal practitioners.

Bethany is a Legal Research and Analysis instructor at UCSD Division of Extended Studies and holds a B.S. in Criminal Justice and a minor in Psychology. She has a Master’s Degree in Legal Studies from the UCSD School of Law and earned her paralegal certification from UCSD Division of Extended Studies. Bethany is the newest member of LPI's instructor team, teaching legal research and writing.

Option 2

Ethics and ChatGPT: Navigating the Responsibilities of AI in Legal and Professional Practice
$20 Members / $55 Non-members

Speaker: June Hunter

As AI tools like ChatGPT are increasingly integrated into legal and professional workflows, understanding the ethical implications is more critical than ever. In this timely seminar, we will explore ethical challenges and responsibilities surrounding its use, focusing on issues of data privacy, confidentiality, bias, accountability, and the potential for misuse. From drafting legal documents to research and client communications, AI tools offer powerful capabilities, but also raises questions about trust, transparency, and professional integrity. (Ethics credit.)

June Hunter is a Technical Enablement Lead with CS DISCO, as well as an adjunct instructor for U.C. San Diego Extension's ABA-Approved Paralegal Studies Program. She has been LPI's Legal Technology Trainer since 2021.