A practical, 45-minute session on the ethics rules, court decisions, and policy frameworks every NY attorney needs to understand. No sales pitch — just substance.
Who need to set firm-wide AI policy before a regulator or judge forces the issue.
Using AI tools for research, drafting, or review and want to know where the ethical lines are.
Tasked with creating or updating their firm's technology use policies for AI tools.
45 minutes of substance. Zero fluff.
Where we are, what's changed in the last 12 months, and why 2026 is the inflection point for compliance.
RPC 1.1 (competence), RPC 1.6 (confidentiality), RPC 5.3 (supervision of non-lawyers) — what they require in practice.
What courts are actually doing when attorneys submit AI-generated work — and the patterns that predict sanctions.
The 10-section policy structure we use with our clients. Attendees receive a template to take back to their firm.
Bring your questions about specific tools, scenarios, or compliance concerns. We'll answer as many as we can.
Co-Founder, Fractal Legal
New York attorney with hands-on experience implementing AI workflows in legal practice. Former litigator who saw firsthand how the profession is changing.
Co-Founder, Fractal Legal
Operator who has scaled healthcare and technology businesses. Brings the systems thinking and implementation expertise to help firms adopt AI responsibly.
April 10, 2026 at 12:00 PM ET · Live on Zoom · 45 minutes
Free for all NY attorneys. Limited to 100 seats.
Check your email for the Zoom link. We'll send a reminder the day before.
In the meantime, take our free AI Readiness Checklist to see where your firm stands.
Federal courts have sanctioned attorneys for AI-generated filings since 2023
of law firms report staff using AI tools, but only 25% have formal policies
Multiple NY courts now require AI disclosure — the compliance window is closing
Yes. No credit card, no obligation. We're building Fractal Legal as a resource for the NY legal community, and this workshop is part of that mission.
We'll send a recording to all registrants who can't attend live. But the Q&A section is the most valuable part, so attending live is worth it.
Not at this time, but we're exploring CLE accreditation for future workshops. This session is designed to be practical and immediately applicable regardless.
The workshop focuses on NY-specific ethics rules and court decisions, but the AI policy framework applies to any jurisdiction. You're welcome to join.
We'll briefly mention what Fractal Legal offers at the end, but 95% of the session is pure education. We'd rather you leave impressed by the content than annoyed by a pitch.
Join us April 10 and leave with a clear compliance roadmap for your firm.
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