Generative AI is reshaping how lawyers deliver advice, manage risk, and create value for clients. Join Edwin Lim for a practical and insightful session exploring the opportunities and challenges of integrating Gen AI into your legal practice. Learn how to build a strong business case for adoption, understand the difference between AI platforms and AI point solutions, and navigate the complex legal, ethical, and operational issues that come with deploying AI tools.
Monday, 16 March 2026
1.00pm to 2.00pm Adopting Gen AI Technology in Your Legal Practice - Legal, Technical and Business Issues
- Examine how Gen AI technology is changing the way lawyers deliver legal services
- Build the business case for adoption: understand the difference between AI Platform and AI Point solutions and the business case for adopting them
- Hear about some of the issues lawyers need to consider before adopting, and when using, Gen AI technology, such as confidentiality, privacy, intellectual property, hallucinations, and integration with existing systems
Presented by Edwin Lim, Partner, Hudson Gavin Martin
Description
Attend and earn 1 CPD hour
Learning Objective:
- Gain practical guidance in adopting gen AI technology in your legal practice
Chair:
Kathryn Dalziel, Barrister, Walker Street Chambers
Presenters
Kathryn Dalziel, Barrister, Walker Street Chambers
Kathryn is a senior barrister practising in employment and privacy law as well as civil litigation and professional ethics. Kathryn is an Adjunct Professor of Practice in the Faculty of Law, University of Canterbury and she regularly presents at conferences and seminars in privacy, employment, and legal ethics. Kathryn is a member of the Employment Law Bulletin editorial committee. She has co-authored the chapters on Employment Law and Health Information in Health Care and the Law (5th ed), co-authored Ethics, Professional Responsibility and the Lawyer (3rd Ed), and she authors the Privacy Law Chapter in Human Rights Law – Westlaw NZ (online).
Edwin Lim, Partner, Hudson Gavin Martin
Ed is a partner at Hudson Gavin Martin, a boutique technology, media and intellectual property law firm. Ed’s main areas of practice are technology and IP development, commercialisation, protection and procurement. Ed has worked with businesses across various industry sectors (both customers and vendors) and has numerous clients offering SaaS solutions. In addition to his law degree, he has a degree majoring in Information Systems, so understands the technical, business and legal issues involved in technology projects. Ed is a committee member of the Auckland District Law Society Technology Law Committee and is the Secretary of the NZ Middle East Business Council.
This seminar is part of a series
Practical AI and Privacy Governance Series
Monday, 16 March 2026
AI and privacy law are essential imperatives for today’s legal knowledge base with recent privacy reforms and ever-changing AI landscape. Whether it is to advise internal or external clients, or for compliance and implantation in your own firm, join for a dynamic series of essential learning designed for legal professionals navigating the evolving landscape of technology and privacy law. Gain practical insights into adopting generative AI in legal practice, understand the legal and governance risks of AI procurement and be informed of critical privacy law reforms. Featuring expert presenters from leading firms, this series is a must-attend for lawyers looking to stay informed, compliant and competitive.
Description
Attend the complete series and earn 3 CPD Hours
If you register for the full series as a live online product after the time of an individual session, you will be sent the recording for the sessions that have passed. Alternatively, you can register for individual sessions by following the links below.
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