Cleveland State University – CM College of Law is hosting a Global Business Law Review Symposium – AI and the Impact on Privacy and the Law.  The event is Friday, March 8 from 9am to 3 pm at the Law School.

Greg Kelley, BS, EnCE, DFCP, Vestige Chief Technology Officer, is the keynote speaker.

symposium aims to bring together participants from both academia and industry who are interested in the foundations or real-life applications of artificial intelligence, specifically within the law. This symposium will focus on artificial intelligence and how it relates to topics such as intellectual property law, criminal procedure, cybersecurity, and civil law.

AGENDA

9am-9:30 – REGISTRATION

9:30 am- 9:45 am – OPENING REMARKS

10:00-10:45 am – PANEL 1:  AI and the Impact on Intellectual Property Law

This panel will discuss the impact of Artificial Intelligence on Intellectual Property Law; and the future of IP law for businesses.

• • Speaker 1: Christa Laser
    • Bio: Professor Christa Laser is a current professor at CSU College of Law but has nearly a decade of practice experience as an intellectual property litigator at the law firms WilmerHale and Kirkland & Ellis LLP. She has deep expertise in patents, trademarks, copyrights, false advertising, pharmaceutical litigation and regulation, and technology law.
  • Speaker 2: Jameson Tibbs- confirmed
    • Bio:  Mr. Tibbs assists clients with copyright matters, including licensing, protecting music, art and software; trademark matters; and patent matters in the technical fields of electrical engineering and computer science with a specific focus on artificial intelligence and adaptive systems.
    • Title: Associate at Lippes Mathias

10:50-11:35 pm – PANEL 2 – AI and the Impact on Criminal Procedure

This panel will discuss the impact that AI will have on criminal procedure, specifically in regards to Fourth Amendment rights, and Defendant rights in criminal lawsuits.

• Speaker 1: Gordon Friedman
  • Partner at Friedman, Gilbert + Gerhardstein
• Speaker 2: Mara Mirz
  • Criminal defense attorney at Friedman, Nemecek & Long, LLC

11:35-12:00:  LUNCH

12:00-12:30: PANEL 3 –  Cybersecurity and Privacy Law

This panel will focus on general cybersecurity and privacy issues in the law that arise with the advance of AI.

• Speaker 1: David Croft
• Speaker 2: Brian Ray

12:35- 1:10 pm – PANEL 4 – Civil Law Issues that arise from AI (employment, gender, race)

This panel will focus on the civil issues that arise from the increasing usage of AI, specifically on employment, gender, and race.

• Speaker 1: Sarah Moore –
  • Over the past 27+ years, Sarah has focused her practice on labor and employment matters, having served in both the public and private sectors. As to labor, Sarah’s experience includes, organizing campaigns, negotiating initial and successor collective bargaining agreements (including fact finding/conciliation), contract administration, labor arbitrations, unfair labor practices, and various labor related litigation in state and federal courts as well as the NLRB and SERB. Sarah’s employment practice has her in various Ohio courts throughout the state as well as federal courts in Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and New York.
  • Attorney at Zashin & Rich.
• Speaker 2: Ryan Neumeyer

1:15- 2:00 – KEYNOTE SPEAKER 

• Greg Kelley, Chief Technology Officer, Vestige Digital Investigations, experts in Digital Forensics and Cybersecurity.

2:00-2:30 – CLOSING SPEECHES