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MLA AI Conference 2025

When
6 Oct 2025
8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Location
The London Club (177 Queens Ave)
Spaces left
39

Registration

Booth Sponsor – $1,000.00
Includes all benefits of the Supporting Sponsor, plus:

Exhibitor booth/table at the AI Conference for networking with attendees.

Premium logo placement on signage at the event.

Recognition in post-event communications.

Option to include promotional materials in attendee packages.
Complimentary
MLA Member - Early Bird – $175.00
Please log into your member profile to be eligible for this rate.
Non-MLA Member – $245.00
Applies to lawyers and paralegals who are not current MLA members.
Regular MLA Price – $200.00
Student/Clerk/Assistant - Early Bird – $175.00
Applies to law firm students, clerks, and assistants.
Supporting Sponsor – $500.00
$500 Supporting Sponsor

Recognition in the event program (logo included).

Logo placement on MLA website event page.

Social media acknowledgement leading up to the event.

Verbal acknowledgement by the moderator or speakers during the program.

Opportunity to display a banner at the front of the room (provided by sponsor).
Western Law Student (no charge for CPD) – $35.00
Available to students enrolled in law school at Western University.

Program Description

The Middlesex Law Association invites you to a half-day conference on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its impact on the legal profession. This program brings together members of the judiciary and leading product providers to share insights on how AI is shaping case management, client service, and legal research.

Topics include:

Judicial Perspectives on AI: A Justice of the Superior Court will discuss the role of AI in the courts, evidentiary concerns, and the impact of technology on procedural fairness with Justice Peter Lauwers and Madam Justice Ria Tzimas
AI Tools in Practice: Demonstrations and presentations from product providers on the use of AI in legal research, contract review, and litigation analytics.
Risk, Ethics, and Regulation: Understanding lawyers’ duties of competence, confidentiality, and supervision in an AI-enabled practice.
EDI Considerations: Addressing algorithmic bias and ensuring equitable access to justice in the adoption of AI technologies.

CPD Accreditation

This program is eligible for 3.0 hours of CPD, broken down as follows: **PENDING

1.0 hour Professionalism: Ethical duties, confidentiality, competence, and supervision of AI tools.
0.5 hour EDI: Addressing systemic bias in AI and equity in access to justice.
1.5 hours Substantive: Legal research applications, judicial perspectives, regulatory updates, and technology demonstrations.

Learning Outcomes

By attending this program, participants will be able to:

Evaluate the implications of AI use in courts and legal practice.
Apply professional responsibility standards when adopting AI technologies.
Identify and mitigate risks of bias and inequity in AI tools.
Understand how AI products can be integrated into practice for efficiency and accuracy.

Agenda to Follow

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