I asked the AI tool Perplexity about AI in legal education.   It cited an ABA survey finding that “55% of law schools reported having classes dedicated to AI, 32% offered interdisciplinary opportunities to use AI, and 83% provided opportunities such ...
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  1. Emerging Trends in Law School AI Initiatives
  2. Presentation on July 11 to Benefit Food Banks — About How AI Can Help Mediators
  3. Seriously, You’re Really Still Saying “Facilitative” and “Evaluative” Mediation in 2025?
  4. Responsible Realism About AI in Law and Dispute Resolution
  5. Professor Imre Szalai Joining Pace Law’s Faculty
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Emerging Trends in Law School AI Initiatives

I asked the AI tool Perplexity about AI in legal education.  It cited an ABA survey finding that “55% of law schools reported having classes dedicated to AI, 32% offered interdisciplinary opportunities to use AI, and 83% provided opportunities such as clinics involving AI.” It added: “Recent developments show law schools are broadening and deepening … Continue reading Emerging Trends in Law School AI Initiatives
   

Presentation on July 11 to Benefit Food Banks — About How AI Can Help Mediators

On Thursday, July 11, I will have a conversation with mediator Jeff Kichaven as part of the Will Work For Food Program.  It sponsors webinars for attorneys, mediators and arbitrators.  These programs are free.  Attendees are encouraged to make donations to their local food bank.  Here’s a list of food banks and similar charities. WWFF … Continue reading Presentation on July 11 to Benefit Food Banks — About How AI Can Help Mediators
   

Seriously, You’re Really Still Saying “Facilitative” and “Evaluative” Mediation in 2025?

We’ve all used the terms “facilitative” and “evaluative” to describe mediation as if everyone knows what they mean. Earlier this year, I surveyed experts about how they understand these terms – and how they think others understand them. Spoiler alert:  This study found that people are hopelessly confused about these terms, including experts in our … Continue reading Seriously, You’re Really Still Saying “Facilitative” and “Evaluative” Mediation in 2025?
   

Responsible Realism About AI in Law and Dispute Resolution

Artificial intelligence is already transforming the ways lawyers, educators, students, scholars, and dispute resolution professionals work.  The pace of change is accelerating. How should we respond collectively? How will you respond to help your students and/or clients deal with this new world? To help figure this out, you can read a concise new article, Responsible … Continue reading Responsible Realism About AI in Law and Dispute Resolution
   

Professor Imre Szalai Joining Pace Law’s Faculty

I am thrilled to share that Professor Imre Szalai will be joining Pace|Haub Law this fall, adding incredible strength to our nationally-ranked ADR program. The full announcement is here: Arbitration Scholar, Professor Imre Szalai, Joins Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University Faculty | Pace University New York Welcome to White Plains, Imre!
   

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