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Where will AI lead the legal profession to: Ethical and business challenges for lawyers?

9 Sep 2025

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Where will AI lead legal profession to: ethical and business challenges for lawyers?

Tuesday 9 September (1301 - 1359)

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Committee(s)

China Working Group (Lead)
Young Lawyers' Committee (Lead)
Asia Pacific Regional Forum

Session / Workshop Chair(s)

Caroline Berube HJM Asia Law & Co, Guangzhou, China; Co-Chair, China Working Group

Speakers

Sönke Lund ÉCIJA, Barcelona, Spain; Member, Alternative and New Law Business Structures Committee Advisory Board
Steven Richman American Bar Association, Washington, District of Columbia, USA; Chair, Bar Issues Commission
Richik Sarkar Dinsmore & Shohl LLP, Cleveland, Ohio, USA
Hin Han Shum Squire Patton Boggs, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong SAR; National Representatives Officer, Young Lawyers' Committee

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