How to navigate AI's legal risks in healthcare, adtech, and more

⚖️ AI is everywhere—but are you ready for the legal battles it brings? As artificial intelligence reshapes industries, it’s also creating new waves of lawsuits and regulatory scrutiny. From biometric tracking to copyright disputes, the risks are real—and growing. In this CLE webinar hosted by CeriFi LegalEdge, Duane Morris LLP attorneys Gerald L. Maatman, Jr. and Justin Donoho, Esq., CISSP will cover: ✔️ The biggest litigation threats tied to AI in healthcare, adtech, and beyond ✔️ State-level rules and enforcement trends you need to watch ✔️ Practical steps to reduce exposure—governance frameworks, arbitration clauses, contract updates, and more 📌 Whether you’re already deploying AI or preparing to, this session will help you stay ahead of the legal curve. 👉 Register today and use code HB20 for 20% off: https://bit.ly/48ypVH6 💬 What’s the biggest legal challenge you see with AI adoption? Share your perspective in the comments. #ArtificialIntelligence #AILitigation #LegalRisk #PrivacyCompliance #MassArbitration #AdTech #CyberLaw #GenerativeAI #LegalStrategy #CLEWebinar #EmergingTech

⚖️ AI is everywhere—but are you ready for the legal battles it brings? As artificial intelligence reshapes industries, it’s also creating new waves of lawsuits and regulatory scrutiny. From biometric tracking to copyright disputes, the risks are real—and growing. In this CLE webinar hosted by CeriFi LegalEdge, Duane Morris LLP attorneys Gerald L. Maatman, Jr. and Justin Donoho, Esq., CISSP will cover: ✔️ The biggest litigation threats tied to AI in healthcare, adtech, and beyond ✔️ State-level rules and enforcement trends you need to watch ✔️ Practical steps to reduce exposure—governance frameworks, arbitration clauses, contract updates, and more 📌 Whether you’re already deploying AI or preparing to, this session will help you stay ahead of the legal curve. 👉 Register today and use code HB20 for 20% off: https://bit.ly/48ypVH6 💬 What’s the biggest legal challenge you see with AI adoption? Share your perspective in the comments. #ArtificialIntelligence #AILitigation #LegalRisk #PrivacyCompliance #MassArbitration #AdTech #CyberLaw #GenerativeAI #LegalStrategy #CLEWebinar #EmergingTech

Has AI enforcement risk materialized in the U.S.? Yes. As Orrick data partner Nicholas Farnsworth noted at IAPP’s recent AI Governance conference: The flurry of state law enactment and recent enforcement activity “raises the bar everywhere.” Nick led a discussion with state AG representatives Jared Rinehimer and Tyler Bridegan exploring how they’re navigating the emerging patchwork of over 160 AI-specific state laws – and how state cooperation is increasing. Read more about their discussion in The Cybersecurity Law Report: https://bit.ly/4n8C5vM #IAPP #AIGG25 #AI

If you work in compliance or data privacy, pay attention. California just passed SB 53, and it’s being called CCPA for AI. This is the first law in the US that regulates foundation models at the compute layer, not just downstream uses. It applies to large AI developers training frontier models and introduces mandatory governance, risk reporting, whistleblower protections, and incident disclosure. If CCPA forced companies to get serious about privacy, this law does the same for AI transparency and accountability. I wrote a full breakdown of what SB 53 actually says, who it covers, and how companies can get ahead of it now. If your work touches AI governance, privacy compliance, or emerging tech policy, it’s worth a read. 🧠 Full blog post: https://lnkd.in/eTzNG3Vd #AIgovernance #DataPrivacy #CCPA #SB53 #ResponsibleAI #FrontierModels #TechPolicy #StillwaterInsights

Are we one bad use case away from setting legal AI adoption back years? If so, it won’t be because of hallucinations. It’ll be a more potent blow to client trust. A data breach. 👾 One public spectacle of a firm mishandling client data and the entire industry takes notice. Because bad actors are also innovating outside the constraints of law and ethics. We’ve already had glimpses of what that could look like. Last year, Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe reached an $8 million settlement over a 2023 cyberattack compromised the personal data of roughly 600,000 individuals. The exposed information was limited (names, contact details, dates of birth). But imagine if the breach had gone one layer deeper… In law, it’s not just personal information at risk. It’s privileged communications, litigation strategy, and trade secrets—the most sensitive data any client entrusts to a firm. If that confidence is breached, the damage is nearly impossible to quantify. Every major shift in legal technology has faced a moment where the confidence between client and counsel is tested. Once it breaks, fear can outweigh innovation for years. That was one of the issues I unpacked in my recent discussion with Rok Popov Ledinski, who’s leading some exciting work in The Netherlands and abroad at the intersection of AI, governance, and innovation. We explored how legal systems are adapting (and in some cases, not yet ready) for the rapid pace of AI adoption. 🔗Full discussion linked in the comments below. #LegalAI #AIGovernance #DataPrivacy #Trust #LegalInnovation #TheRecurialCodex #AIethics #LegalTech

California Governor Gavin Newsom signs landmark AI safety regulation The state’s first-in-the-nation law requires major AI companies to disclose safety protocols, report critical incidents, and protects whistleblowers. https://lnkd.in/eR5NbGQv

California just raised the bar on AI accountability, seeking to lead on AI safety issues. Governor Newsom signed SB 53 into law, making it the first state law requiring frontier AI developers to publish safety protocols, disclose redacted risk assessments, report incidents, and protect whistleblowers. At Assessed Intelligence, our Secure and Responsible Technology Framework helps organizations move from uncertainty to confidence, ensuring organizations minimize and mitigate risk. We translate complex regulations and frameworks, such as SB 53, the EU AI Act, and the NIST AI RMF, into practical governance, assurance, and accountability programs, embedding trust by design. The time to get ready isn’t when regulators come knocking, it’s now. Assessed Intelligence helps ensure that your technology is secure and responsible in today’s AI-driven environment. #SecureEthicalEquitable #ResponsibleAI #AIGovernance #AISafety #AICompliance #RiskManagement #AssessedIntelligence

Online sweepstakes are powerful tools for engaging audiences but in Canada they carry strict legal and compliance requirements. With artificial intelligence reshaping contest design, fraud detection and data analysis, businesses must carefully balance innovation with fairness and transparency. Benjamin Reingold and Stephen Burns examine the legal pitfalls of online sweepstakes in Canada and the evolving role of AI. Read more: https://ow.ly/J8YF50X74fa #CanadianLaw #Sweepstakes #ArtificialIntelligence #PrivacyCompliance

Thrilled to have contributed to Bloomberg Law’s “AI in Commercial Transactions” webinar— an insightful and energizing discussion on the evolving legal landscape of AI. This expert-led session offered a comprehensive overview of AI and privacy regulations, spotlighting key compliance and risk considerations in AI-driven transactions. We explored strategies to protect and leverage IP rights in AI technologies. We shared practical guidance on integrating AI tools to enhance and accelerate dealmaking, and outlined negotiation strategies, flags, tips, and terms to negotiate AI use rights with confidence. I’m deeply grateful to my amazing panel colleagues, Jennie Cunningham and Andrea H. Evans, Esq. Their expertise and insights were instrumental in shaping a rich and forward-looking conversation. A heartfelt thank you to Stephanie J. C., Sennetta Dzamefe, Esq, LL.M, CIPP/US, Mariam Carlon, Lauren Speer, and the Bloomberg Law team. Your thoughtful partnership in organizing, producing, and delivering this webinar made it a world-class event. If you missed it, you may still catch the replay and stay ahead in AI-powered dealmaking: (link below). #AItransactions #PrivacyLaw #IPstrategy #LegalInnovation #ArtificialIntelligence #Compliance #CommercialDeals

Every law firm needs AI policies and SOPs. Most don’t have them. That’s the problem. Staff are already using AI tools, often without permission and without realizing the risks. - Confidential data pasted into public systems - Work product riddled with AI errors - Firms exposed to malpractice and sanctions You don’t need months of committee meetings or expensive consultants to fix this. You need clear, firm-ready guardrails you can implement now. That’s exactly what the AI Policy & SOP Generator delivers: - Instant AI Policy and SOP tailored for law firms - Hosted on Gavel.io for easy use and customization - Just $7 for both documents (limited-time price) For less than the cost of lunch, your firm can close one of its biggest compliance gaps. Start protecting client trust today: https://lnkd.in/gfvaSHb5